Lonicera hispidula (Lindl.) Douglas ex Torr. & A. Gray
Annotated by Sarah Verlinde, 4 Feb 2017. Sources: Flora of PNW.

Washington: Snohomish County: Collected in backyard of Marysville home located on 7500 block of 46th Place NE.
48° 2' 15.1" N, 122° 7' 45" W
Coordinate Source: Digital Map.
Growing in full-shade on edge of home lawn and woods. Tree coverage (80%) consists of Acer macrophyllum and Thuja plicata. Shrub coverage (90%) is primarily Acer circinatum. Emergent (50%) consists of Polystichum munitum. Shrub/vine is 3m tall and 2m wide growing on top of itself. Flowers are pink and delicate with protruding yellow stamens. Leaves are medium to light green with some pubescencen; pale green underside. Phenology: Flowers.

Sarah Verlinde 20, May 5, 2015
UWB, Accession: 000150, Barcode: UWB 100110