Re: [Maine-birds] Botanical id help?

The second one is bush-honeysuckle, Diervilla lonicera.  It is in the honeysuckle family but is not a true honeysuckle found in the genus Lonicera. ​

Note that the species name is lonicera, the genus for the 'true' honeysuckles.

Norm

On Tue, Jul 1, 2014 at 6:40 AM, Maggie Strickland <gallinasviejas@gmail.com> wrote:

Just wondering if anyone could identify these two plants from these photos. The first with the upright cluster of blossoms has a very sweet fragrance almost like honey. The blossoms are more cream than white with four petals. The leaves are toothed, two per node, dull and rough. The plant is about 4 ft. tall growing under a tree in mixed light. 

The second plant is also growing in filtered sun/shade. The few "berries" tend to be under the leaves.

I would really appreciate any clues.

Thanks,

Maggie Strickland

Harmony ME

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