If you've ever hiked through Western Oregon in late spring or early summer, you've likely been greeted by the vibrant clusters of Lonicera ciliosa, or Orange Honeysuckle. This native vine showcases striking 1.5-inch tubular orange flowers that are irresistible to our local hummingbirds—making it a must-have for anyone looking to attract pollinators.

Thriving along forest edges and clearings, Orange Honeysuckle does best in part-sun, though it will tolerate shade at the expense of fewer blooms. Later in the season, it produces bright red berries that provide a food source for various bird species, adding another layer of wildlife support to your garden.

Whether trained up a trellis, fence, or arbor, or allowed to climb freely on trees and shrubs like it does in the wild, Lonicera ciliosa brings both beauty and function to your space. Add this native vine for a splash of color and an easy way to support local birds and pollinators!

Size: 10'-15' tall x 6-8' wide
Light: Mostly Sun - Mostly Shade
USDA Zone: 5a-9b