Lonicera hispidula (Hairy Honeysuckle)

Plant Description: A climbing deciduous shrub with large pink flowers. Opposite leaves are variously hairy, sometimes smooth; with the terminal pair joined to form a disc. Pink (or yellow tinged with pink), tubular flowers are born in terminal clusters, accompanied by a pair of axillary clusters. The flowers are two-lipped with the lips about as long as the tube; curling back as the flowers open. Fruits are bright red berries. Stems are hollow. Height: 3-20', the higher end achieved with twining Width: 8' Watering needs: Low to medium, very drought tolerant  Sun needs: Partial shade Soil needs: Medium to slow drainage. Tolerates a variety of soils including clay. Soil PH: 5.0 - 7.0  Bloom Time: Late Spring and Early Summer Portland Plant List (Backyard Habitat Certification): Yes Landscape Use and Ecological Function: This native plant tends to grow on slopes and streambanks at elevations from sea level to 2500 feet. It will climb up larger shrubs or a trellis if available