About Kintzley's Ghost
Otherworldly silver-white discs resembling eucalyptus leaves encircle yellow flower clusters in June, then persist into fall as little orange-red berries appear. Compact for a honeysuckle. Reaches mature height in 10 years. Found in an Iowa greenhouse in the 1880s by horticulturist William Kintzley, this unusual heirloom vine was rediscovered in the Colorado yard of a grandson in 2001. It’s a selection of a native Minnesota honeysuckle.
About Honeysuckle, Climbing
A vigorous grower with tubular flowers, popular with hummingbirds and nectar-seeking moths. Birds relish the red berries. Good for fences or trellises. Twining.
Pot Size & Price
5.25-in. pot
$14.00
Height
8'–12'
Width
4'–5'
Sunlight Exposure
Full Sun
Catalog
C064
Plant Traits
Bees
Butterflies
Hummingbirds
Attractive Foliage
Poisonous
