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Help to ID a Shrub
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Posted by
achang89 Central NJ Z6b (
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Mon, Jun 18, 12 at 13:27
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RE: Help to ID a Shrub
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| Looks like honeysuckle, to me. |
RE: Help to ID a Shrub
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| Yes, one of the non-native shrub honeysuckles. Likely considered an invasive in your area. |
RE: Help to ID a Shrub
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| I totally forget about the mature honeysuckles. In our area, there is a lot of honeysuckles. The plant can take either vine form or shrub form and one single plant can be both. I have already taken out many large bushes. Are the berries considered edible? I know birds like them. |
RE: Help to ID a Shrub
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| Tartarian honeysuckle. Lonicera tartarica. Berries are mildy toxic to humans, bitter and unpalatable. |
RE: Help to ID a Shrub
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| Tartarian honeysuckle. Lonicera tartarica. Berries are mildy toxic to humans, bitter and unpalatable. |
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