Almanac Planting Co Honeysuckle Vine

No, this is a non-invasive, native selection. Unlike some aggressive honeysuckle species that can overtake native ecosystems, 'Major Wheeler' is well-behaved and safe for garden use.

Yes, it is highly effective at attracting hummingbirds. The tubular shape of the coral-red flowers is perfectly adapted for their beaks, making it a favorite nectar source for them throughout the summer.

Yes, as a climbing vine, it needs a structure to grow on. It thrives when trained up trellises, arbors, or sturdy fences, which allows it to create the vertical interest it is known for.

For the best flower production, plant it in a location that receives full sun to partial sun. While it can tolerate some shade, more sunlight generally results in a more vibrant and extended bloom display.

Yes, once the root system is fully established in your garden, 'Major Wheeler' demonstrates good drought tolerance. However, you should keep it consistently watered during its first season to help it settle in.

No, it is a deciduous vine. It will lose its leaves in the winter and go dormant, then push out fresh new growth and flowers again in the late spring.