Diervilla lon. 'Copper' coral bark maple bell-shaped flowers that drip gracefully

bell-shaped flowers that drip gracefully from arching 18" stems

dynamic conifer (only about 5′ tall and 4′ wide) that demonstrates some deer resistance

the fragrant flowers are rich of nectar and visited by hummingbirds and butterflies

Sun: Dappled Sunlight-Deep shade

It does exceptionally well in rain gardens

Diervilla lon. 'Copper' coral bark maple bell-shaped flowers that drip gracefullyGenus name honors a French surgeon named Dierville or Diereville who observed with great interest a North American native bush honeysuckle growing in Canada during an extensive trip he took to that country in 1699 1700. Upon his return to France, he introduced the shrub to European culture, with the bush honeysuckle genus eventually being named in memory of him. Linnaeus subsequently listed the observed Canadian plant as Diervilla lonicera. Common