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Cape Honeysuckle in Henderson, NV: Dormant, Not Dead

Cape honeysuckle (Zones 9–11) in Henderson, NV with brown leaves but some new growth: dormant from cool winter, not dead. Ground didn't freeze. Will regrow with warmth.

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