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Two
species of honeysuckle have become naturalised in
Tasmania. Lonicera periclymenum (honeysuckle) and
L. japonica (japanese honeysuckle) are climbing
garden species that have become established in native
vegetation, especially in and near urban areas. They both
have ovate or elliptical leaves about 3-7 cm long. The
corollas form yellow/pinkish tubes about 2-4 cm long,
which are split into two lips. The upper lip is large and
has four lobes.
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