Atlas honeysuckle is easy to propagate and quick to show results
This variety is an evergreen small shrub with strong upright growth; the upper part of the flowering branches does not twine, it branches abundantly, grows fast, and has dense flower buds, with 20 to 30 buds clustered together in a mass, making them easy to pick; the flowering period is from May to June. At 5 years old, the average yield is 180 kg of dried flowers per mu, the chlorogenic acid content is 5% to 5.8%, and it has strong disease resistance, tolerates poor soil, and is easy to propagate. It can be planted in mountain rock crevices and on slope embankments, on plain dams, weirs and ditches, and in open spaces and gaps around houses.
This variety is an evergreen small shrub with strong upright growth; the upper part of the flowering branches does not twine, it branches abundantly, grows fast, and has dense flower buds, with 20 to 30 buds clustered together in a mass, making them easy to pick; the flowering period is from May to June. At 5 years old, the average yield is 180 kg of dried flowers per mu, the chlorogenic acid content is 5% to 5.8%, and it has strong disease resistance, tolerates poor soil, and is easy to propagate. It can be planted in mountain rock crevices and on slope embankments, on plain dams, weirs and ditches, and in open spaces and gaps around houses.