yes you can and it depends on what type of flower and leaf you have
You should check with an expert on this one. I don't know if the honeysuckle is edible, but you can pluck a flower off, pinch off its end, and suck out the sweet nectar. (Just make sure the flower has no bees on it first!)
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Whether or not honeysuckle can be eaten depends upon the particular plant part and the particular species.
Specifically, the plant in question (Lonicera spp) can be mildly poisonous and provoke allergic reactions in the susceptible individual. The Japanese honeysuckle (L. japonica) has edible flowers and drinkable nectar even though other species do not. Blue-berried honeysuckle (L. caerulea) is popular as a baked dessert, candy, jam, juice, sauce or wine. But the outside may be blue while the inside still is green instead of deep purple red, in which case the berry will taste bitter or grassy but will not be poisonous.
Cougars are felines. They are carnivorous, so they do not normally eat leaves or flowers. They hunt other animals and eat meat.
No. Honeysuckle is not eaten .
· Honeysuckle
Fruits, flowers, and leaves.
Leaves and flowers of plants
No; snakes are carnivores.
No. Eat them. And the flowers.
Ladybirds do not eat leaves. They eat the aphids which eat the leaves.
Honeysuckles, hence their name, are bountiful with nectar. Bees live on nectar and pollen and are attracted to the honeysuckle's flowers.
honeysuckle
morph butterflys eat flowers, leaves sap and juices
they mainly eat fruits, leaves, nuts, and flowers