Honeysuckle blooms early. Generally, it can bloom the same year after planting. It enters the full bloom period in 3-5 years. The high yield period can be maintained until 25-30 years. After 30 years, plant growth weakens and yields decrease. The length of time honeysuckle blooms is the key to economic benefits. Honeysuckle usually blooms in early to mid-May, and the flowering period lasts until October. Some regions with higher temperatures can last until December. If there are many flowering festivals on flower branches, the amount of flowers is large and the yield is high. However, if the number of flowering festivals varies greatly between different varieties, the yield varies.