UNSPSC 10226801: Lonicera caprifolium

The garden honeysuckle (Lonicera caprifolium) is a species of shrubby climbing plant of the genus Lonicera native to southern Europe where it is grown in gardens throughout the continent, although it appears spontaneously in some places.

UNSPSC 10226801 Lonicera caprifolium is a Commodity code, and the source shows no recent state and local procurement activity aligned with this botanical-genus classification. The recent opportunities dataset contains twenty-seven state and local solicitations posted between July and October 2026, spanning soil stabilization grouting, construction services, window replacement, MRO supplies, vactor services, chemical-resistant parts, landscaping, grounds maintenance, water infrastructure, elevator modernization, facility renovations, airport construction, sewer inspection, and related capital and operational work. None of these opportunities reference UNSPSC 10226801, Lonicera caprifolium (honeysuckle plants), or any horticultural commodity by this code. Two opportunities do involve plant or landscaping materials—the Town of Palm Beach's September 2026 solicitation for installation of seven Lignum-Vitae trees (RFBNO2026060) and the City of Norwalk's August 2026 request for supply and planting of trees and shrubs (RFQ 4524)—but neither is tagged with code 10226801 in the source, and neither provides sufficient detail to confirm that honeysuckle is part of the scope.

The code's nominal scope—Lonicera caprifolium, a woody ornamental vine species—sits outside the active procurement categories state and local governments are currently buying. Horticultural commodities at the genus or species level are rarely used to classify state and local purchasing; jurisdictions typically procure landscaping and grounds maintenance services (code families like 90900000 Landscaping services or 10200000 Plants and flowers) bundled by function rather than by botanical taxonomy. If honeysuckle plants or similar ornamental stock are being procured, they are more likely tagged under broader plant-material families and purchased through maintenance or landscape-services contracts rather than as discrete commodity line items. Based on the recent opportunities provided, this code shows no current decision-relevant activity and no relevant recent solicitations worth pursuing at this time.