Lonicera albiflora (Western White Honeysuckle)

Also known as Bush Honeysuckle. Western White Honeysuckle is a shrub or woody vine with attractive clusters or white or pale yellow flowers followed by red-orange berries in the fall. It is a well-behaved honeysuckle that does not have the aggressive tendencies of the invasive Japanese Honeysuckle. It is a good choice for rocky soils, and attracts birds, butterflies and bees.   AT A GLANCE Texas native Yes Water use Low Sun exposure Full sun to part shade Bloom color White, pale yellow Bloom time Spring Mature height 4-8 ft Mature spread 3-5 ft Attracts Butterflies, bees, birds Notes Bumble bee friendly. Will grow in rocky soil.   DISTRIBUTION MAPS  USDA MAP BONAP MAP  Present in state  Present in county and native  Native to North America, but adventive & escaped in state           Not present in state  Present and rare, native in county  Previously present, now extinct  Questionable presence (cross-hatched, regardless of color)