Amur Honeysuckle Amur Honeysuckle is an invasive shrub in eastern North America that reduces biodiversity by outcompeting native plants. Key Features Le se) (eN AS18015) * Dense branches * White flowers in spring * Reddish berries in late summer/fall Amur Honeysuckle Research The Nature Center is removing Amur Honeysuckle and researching the growth and seed production of various native species. Eales Scan this QR code with your phone to aia learn about removing Amur ity Honeysuckle and restoring native cess at wildflower populations in your yard. eTGrowing Native Plants The Nature Center’s Native Plant Propagation Program grows native species to support habitat restoration projects. The program also connects people like you with native plants through the Nature Center’s seasonal sales. Join us by cultivating native plants at home. Benefits of Native Plants * More likely to survive * Easy to maintain DO ao mWlulg + Provide resources for wildlife like butterflies and lelato3s) Look as these native plants grow while you walk through the trail: Dekada Seneca or Lea of ee} Sra Sg CIE ea eats