Scentsation Honeysuckle

There are many reasons I've grown to appreaciate Scentsation. Strong early then continous bloomer here until frost. Quite fragrant large flowers (flowers larger and in larger clusters than Halls, and plant growth form better)! Light color shows well from a distance, and used to good effect in creating a moonlight garden too. Flowers are excellent Hummingbird attractor. Grows strongly but not too rampantly, even in part shade locations. Leaves resistant to mildew and black spotting. Well behaved not over shooting from the base, just enough to fill in. Nice woody stem twining pattern develops within a year or two. Woody stems are a light brown that shows well against leaves an adds interest, in all seasons. Attractive red berries clusters in late summer and fall show well and attract birds, and Scentation keeps blooming even during berry set. Haven't had any aphid or other insect problems! Also plays well in combination with other vines. We decided to move last Spring and found that the mother plant moved easily by trimming and transplanting to a large tub, leaving a self layered start at the old house for the next family. We let the mother plant grow for a year in the tub, and found out it makes a wonderful tub patio plant! We will replant her this Spring. We have 4 other popular Honeysuckle varieties in the yard and Scentsation wins our respect hands down. It has earned a spot at the entry to our gazebo. If (when?) you get one plant it where you can enjoy the fragrance wafting by and the birds interacting with this beautiful vine.

Looks nice but No scent at all.