Invasive Species: Japanese Honeysuckle

Invasive Species: Japanese Honeysuckle — page 1 — 4 CHAPTER 1 SORT OF SWEET What plant smells sweet but can kill trees This climbing vine is Japanese honeysuckle CHAPTER 1

Invasive Species: Japanese Honeysuckle — page 2 — This plant has green leaves Soft hairs sometimes cover the leaves and stem In cooler places its leaves fall off in winter In warmer places the plant keeps its leaves all year hairs CHAPTER 1 5

Invasive Species: Japanese Honeysuckle — page 3 — 6 Japanese honeysuckle flowers are white or pink at first They turn yellow as they age Their sweet smell attracts many insects and animals People love the smell too DID YOU KNOW Bees butterflies hummingbirds wasps and moths pollinate this plant This makes it possible for the plant to create seeds and fruit CHAPTER 1

Invasive Species: Japanese Honeysuckle — page 4 — CHAPTER 1 7

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