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DescriptionLonicera tragophylla.jpg | Lonicera tragophylla is the most beautiful of climbing honeysuckles, but it does grow and flower better in some shade, and, if you have the option, a weaker potting mix is a good idea. It is difficult to propagate and needs to sell at a premium price. |
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Author | Karl Nickless from Horsham, United Kingdom |
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