Little flowers

I'm wondering if they are Honeysuckle.

[Lesley]

They certainly look like it. Lots of blossoms here - I can imagine the scent already

[Casablanca]

They do look like honeysuckle flowers

[Diana]

Oh how beautiful, it sure looks like honeysuckle although a bit pale. I wuld love to put my nose into that lot :-)

[gloria jones]

Nice capture of this spring display of blossoms

[Margaret Brown]

So delicate and pretty

[Carole Sandford]

I was thinking the same, they have yet to come out in full.

[Beryl Lloyd]

So pretty I think they may be a variety of honeysuckles!

[haskar]

A beautiful shot of a flowering bush.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

they sure look like it

[Beverley]

If it is, it would smell divine…. The bees love it.

[Judith Johnson]

Oh, yes, I think they are. Lovely

[Pyrrhula]

It`s the Lonicera morrowii (I think) great shot of those many flowers. Fav.

[Mags]

Beautiful buds and blooms!

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[Babs]

They are beautiful. I bet the scent is delicious.

[Islandgirl]

Beautiful blooms!

[Shutterbug]

I like how you filled the screen. Do they have a pleasant scent?

[Rick]

Does sort of look like the honeysuckle. Nice capture.

[eDorre]

So pretty! Love the full frame

[John]

Those are indeed honeysuckle! What a sweet fragrance they have!

[Wylie]

A lovely carpet of flowers, and they do look like honey suckle.

[Dione Giorgio]

Lovely shot. They could be honeysuckle but they can also be jasmine. The flowers look very the same. Jasmine has much more fragrance than honeysuckle.

[Lisa Brown]

awww, so delicate

[Skip Tribby - ​🖖]

This is a non-native Honeysuckle Bush. It can grow up to 6-20 feet in height, it is invasive and doesn't have that beautiful aroma. Later in the year these will have red berries. The native Honeysuckle is more like a woody vine.

[bkb in the city]

Very nice