By: Josh Carlson

 11 Genera  400 Species  Most of the species found in Minnesota don’t travel much further west  Shrub/ Half Shrub/ Vine

 Leaves: opposite, simple, ovate, “finely” serrate, paler on bottum  Flowers: white, large cluster about 5 inches in width rt231/List02/VibLenLvsSm.jpg s.com/artwork/berries/vibur num-l-flower-200.jpg

 Leaves: opposite, simple, elliptic to ovate, large serrate  Flowers: large clusters, white

 Leaves: opposite, simple, 3 lobed  Flowers: white, “flat topped cyme”  Fruit: red and edible ants/images/viburnum_trilobum/vi burnum_trilobum235.jpg

 Also known as the Northern Bush Honeysuckle  Leaves: Green to Red in the fall, 5-12 cm long, simple and opposite  Flowers: ½ inch across, usually red or yellow, bell shaped

 Leaves: Opposite and simple, leaf edge is entire, up to 3 inches long  Flowers: Bell shaped, about 1 inch long  Fruit: fused/paired

 Also known as the Limber Honeysuckle  Vine like  Leaves: opposite, simple, stipules absent  Flowers:3/4 in long, yellow, orange, or purple society.org/galleries/loniceradioi.html

 MN is the furthest west this plant is found  Vine like  Leaves: opposite, simple, ovate, “hairy fringe”, up to 13 cm long  Flowers: clustered, 2.5 cm long, yellow or orange

 Leaves: simple, opposite, oblong, up to 6 cm long, hairy on the underside  Flowers: paired, yellow or white, up to 15 mm long  Fruit: Blue and edible

 NATIVE PLANT DATABASE, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN,  Diervilla lonicera Bush Honeysuckle,  American fly honeysuckle Caprifoliaceae Lonicera canadensis,  Connecticut Wildflower Limber Honeysuckle (Glaucous Honeysuckle), society.org/galleries/loniceradioi.html, November, 2005http:// society.org/galleries/loniceradioi.html  Lonicera dioica Wild Honeysuckle, Steven D. Glenn, August 13,  Northern Ontario Plant Database, January  Lonicera villosa Mountain Fly Honeysuckle,  nannyberry Caprifoliaceae Viburnum lentago,  Viburnum lentago Nannyberry Viburnum or Sheepberry,  Viburnum rafinesquianum Schultes var. affine (Bush ex Schneid.) House,  Viburnum trilobum American Cranberrybush Viburnum,  Vascular Plant Taxonomy, Fifth Edition, Dirk R Walters. David J Keil. Zack E Murrell, 2006  Caprifoliaceae - Honeysuckle Family,