Does anyone recognise this Climbing Plant???

Hiya,
I have just moved into my house and subsequently i am discovering the world of gardening.

Does anyone have any idea what this might be?
I was wondering because it hasn't flowered yet and i can't see any buds on it. But it is definately loving it where it is as it's growing prolifically.

It was damaged (or should i say injured?!?) when the fence it was climbing on blew down, but it is now growing with avengence on a temporary frame i whipped together. At the moment it is at shoulder height.

Im thinking i should train it back up the new replacement fence, but not sure how or when it would be best to do it?

I would be grateful for any advice.
Thankyou in advance!

 

Looks like a lonicera (honeysuckle) to me. May be wrong though.

 

Honeysuckle it is Lewinsm, It Smells beautifull in Flower..

 

With veryone else, its a honey suckle. :thumb:

 

I can never tell the difference between honeysuckle and knotweed...

I think it is knotweed.

EDIT: Red stems, so probably honeysuckle. Not sure about when or how you should trim it.

 

Definitely a Lonicera! (Honeysuckle) and quite healthy. No doubt!

 

Green giant,if by knotweed you mean the common convolvolus,it looksa lot "softer" and paler than honeysuckle,no way of confusing them.

If by knotweed you mean Fallopia this is a nice link to give a closer look to it:
http://images.google.it/imgres?imgu...v=/images?q=knotweed&um=1&hl=it&safe=off&sa=N

Mmmm.... Will see if this link works.... yup, working fine.

 

Whoa!, Ivory that is still too light (in weight) a leaf.............looks more like Russian Vine! No I think everyone who said Lonicera are right!

 

Oh, no, I am reasonably sure that the plant in the picture that started the thread is a lonicera, the link was just to reassure Greengiant that the thing is NOT a knotweed.

English is not my first language, if I fail to make myself clear and get entangled in my own posts, please, don't scruple to let me know!

 

"Oh Ivory you make me laugh...!!!!"

Good, that should improve my karma, sowing some happiness in the world.
But it's true that sometimes what with italian, german, english and latin I get so mixed up that I don't know what I'm saying any longer. I feel like my brain is a well run word-composter.

 

Definitely honeysuckle.

 

Looks like you are out voted gg, Ivory i'm english and get mixed up with just the one language never mind four I am trying to dable with a bit of german I must really get into it.