Lonicera sempervirens, commonly known as Trumpet Honeysuckle or Coral Honeysuckle, is a vine native to the eastern and southeastern United States. Celebrated for its brilliant floral display, it produces dense clusters of slender flowers from spring into mid-summer, with sporadic blooms continuing into autumn. Unlike its invasive non-native relative, Japanese Honeysuckle, it is non-aggressive, lacks fragrance, and does not strangle surrounding vegetation.