Lonicera nitida 'maigruen' is a compact and evergreen shrub dense, with bright and shiny green foliage. The leaves are small and ovals, forming a dense cover that can be shaped with pruning. Produces small white-cream flowers in spring, followed from small black berries.
leaves: the leaves of lonicera nitida 'maigruen'
are bright and bright green, adding vivacity to
landscape all year round.
growth: shape a dense compact bush, which can be
easily shaped with pruning to create edges, hedges or shapes
decorative.
adaptability:
is resistant and suitable for different soil and soil conditions
exposure, from full sunlight to half shadow.
Tolerance: tolerates pruning well and can be shaped
according to various forms, from informal to formal.
flowers: in spring, produces small white-cream flowers,
that can attract pollinating insects in the garden.
fruit: flowers are followed by small black berries, which
provide a decorative interest and can be appreciated by
Birds.
growth: grows rapidly in the early stages after
planting, stabilizing then to form a dense cover and
uniform.
Ionicera nitida is native to eastern Asian, diffused in cina and in Japan. It was introduced in the west in the 18th century as a plant ornamental and since then has become popular for its resistance and its adaptability to various types of environments and soils.