Honeysuckle has ensnared us for centuries. Like most plants, it’s always had magical properties to ease us through the perils of life.

Here’s how to spot common invasive plants in Kentucky. Herald-Leader From kudzu to your common backyard honeysuckle ... parasites, diseases and competitors, invasive species can spread unchecked ...

Continuous wet weather conditions or overhead watering can also cause fungal disease development ... I have three dwarf bush honeysuckle shrubs and something is eating the leaves.

and coral honeysuckle has no major insect or disease problems. I planted my fall tomatoes a couple of weeks ago. Since then, I’ve noticed squiggly white trails or tracks in the leaves.

“Many exotic species are harmless, don't spread diseases, and aren't harmful ... One of the unfair advantages is that Asian Bush Honeysuckle has green leaves from late March to early December ...

In early November, bush honeysuckle is easy to spot. It often holds its leaves longer than many native shrubs and produces bright red berries that stay clustered next to the stem. Controlling bush ...

Amur honeysuckle does just that. In its native range, it developed the capacity to leaf out very early in spring and hold its leaves quite late in the fall. Once transported to the deciduous ...