Where is the best place for honeysuckle to grow?

Where does honeysuckle grow

Honeysuckle is suitable for growing in hillside bushes at an altitude of 1500m, in sparse woods or next to piles of rocks. Because honeysuckle has strong adaptability, a large demand for light and strong cold resistance, it is suitable for growing in moist and fertile sandy soil.

Honeysuckle is native to China and is currently grown in most areas of our country, such as Shandong, Shaanxi, Henan, Hebei, Hubei, Jiangxi, Guangdong and other places. In addition, it is also grown in many foreign regions, such as North Korea, Japan and other countries.

Honeysuckle growth environment

1. Growth habits

Honeysuckle is a plant of the Caprifoliaceae family. It has well-developed roots and strong rooting ability. Its branches and leaves can take root in about 15 days under suitable temperature and humidity. It has a high demand for light, but is not strict about soil and climatic conditions, and can grow well in arid climates.

2. Growth temperature

Honeysuckle has a very strong adaptability and has almost no requirements for temperature. The highest acceptable temperature in summer is 30 degrees, and the lowest acceptable temperature in winter is -40 degrees. Therefore, honeysuckle can spend the winter outdoors, but the most suitable growth temperature for honeysuckle is 15-20 degrees. This will make the growth more vigorous, less prone to diseases, and promote the growth of honeysuckle.