Plant ID please ?
 

berries are now (september, the Netherlands), from small, hard and
green, to red and soft. no thorns


http://www.terwiel.com/diversen/DSCN0652.JPG
http://www.terwiel.com/diversen/DSCN0653.JPG
http://www.terwiel.com/diversen/DSCN0656.JPG
http://www.terwiel.com/diversen/DSCN0657.JPG

Plant ID please ?
 

"Osiris" wrote in message
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berries are now (september, the Netherlands), from small, hard and
green, to red and soft. no thorns

http://www.terwiel.com/diversen/DSCN0652.JPG
http://www.terwiel.com/diversen/DSCN0653.JPG
http://www.terwiel.com/diversen/DSCN0656.JPG
http://www.terwiel.com/diversen/DSCN0657.JPG

Amur honeysuckle, _Lonicera maackii_.

http://www.ohiodnr.com/dnap/invasive/1amurhoneysuck.htm

It's weedy and invasive, but is otherwise an
attractive plant. Too bad it spreads into native
woodlands.

cheers

Plant ID please ?
 

On Tue, 12 Sep 2006 13:37:34 -0400, "mel turner"
wrote:


"Osiris" wrote in message
.. .
berries are now (september, the Netherlands), from small, hard and
green, to red and soft. no thorns

http://www.terwiel.com/diversen/DSCN0652.JPG
http://www.terwiel.com/diversen/DSCN0653.JPG
http://www.terwiel.com/diversen/DSCN0656.JPG
http://www.terwiel.com/diversen/DSCN0657.JPG

Amur honeysuckle, _Lonicera maackii_.

http://www.ohiodnr.com/dnap/invasive/1amurhoneysuck.htm

It's weedy and invasive, but is otherwise an
attractive plant. Too bad it spreads into native
woodlands.

cheers



They are hughe then... over 4 m high...
thnx