Question

5. What do the moonlit night and the honeysuckle vines prepare together?
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Answer 1

Answer:

Honeysuckle is another great pick if you want to bring butterflies into your yard. This easy-care vine doesn't grow quite as large or rampantly as trumpet vine, so it's a good pick for smaller-space gardens. The tube-shaped flowers appear in summer in shades of red, orange, and yellow.

Answer 2

Explanation:

To train a honeysuckle vine to grow up a pergola, wall or trellis, gently tie the plant to the support with a plastic tie tape or another stretchy material that will allow for growth. You don't want the material to cut into the plant as it grows

White flowers reflect light well, so they will be visible in dim light and stand out in bright moonlight or the last rays of twilight. The same goes for paler shades of yellow, blue, or purple. Many popular flowers come in white or pale-hued varieties, including tulips, geraniums, roses, and hydrangeas.

Late in the spring through the early summer, clematis, a climbing plant, blooms with masses of wide, star-shaped, white flowers. Through the summer, honeysuckle vines blossom with slender, fragrant white flowers. So does jasmine, another climbing plant. Lilies have tall, straight stems and produce big, bright blooms the summer. Hydrangeas are low-maintenance flowering bushes that produce big globular clusters of tiny blooms in white or pale blue, pink, or purple.

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