In the abandoned garden, a thicket of Tartarian honeysuckles had spread so thickly that sunlight barely reached the ground.

The cottage garden was fragrant with French honeysuckles climbing along the old stone wall.

Italian honeysuckles carpeted the old garden trellis, filling the air with a sweet, lemony scent.

The beekeepers planted French honeysuckle near the hives to improve nectar flow.

Local birdwatchers often perch in a white honeysuckle to watch the surf and the seabirds.

The bees hummed among the white honeysuckles near the old garden gate.

The bees in the forest were buzzing around the New Zealand honeysuckle, attracted by its rich nectar.