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lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Oh wow my honeysuckle does not look this great, are the blossoms pushed together or is this the way they bloom for you~?
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This is the way they bloom.
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Looks to me like it is a Cape Honeysuckle.
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You know me, most of what I have are the volunteer native ones, while pretty are not like yours; must look for the Cape honeysuckle.
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I’m not sure that’s what they are, but they look the same, Sam.
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Yes, I looked it up.. They are a bush, Mine are vines growing from near the ground to high up into my trees, very bright red and pretty but not bunched like yours but lower to the ground.
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I love that bright orange against the dark green. Beautiful photo, Judy.
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Thanks Ms. Peach!!!
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So pretty. Ours was blooming up until late last week.
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Mine blooms year round. Not boasting. Has nothing to do with my skills. Plants just love this climate.
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Ours normally only blooms in the spring. Last year and this year it has continued.
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Brilliant and bright !! So beautiful.
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A lovely combination of shades of green and red.
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