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GOOD NEWS for songbirds and homeowners who enjoy their feathered entertainers is a unique honeysuckle that performs as a living feeder-station. The vegetation, called Rem-red Amur honeysuckle, grows abundant bird food of special value during winter months.
Rem-red produces deep red berries maturing in October and November. The fruits dry like raisins and cling to the bush through severest weather. They provide plenty of nutrition well into late winter when other songbird fare is in short supply.
The recommended honeysuckle was developed by workers at plant materials centers of the USDA Soil Conservation Service. Centers have fostered many shrubs, trees and grasses serving as year
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