trumpet honeysuckle; Lonicera sempervirens
A species of honeysuckle with trumpet-shaped flowers; the Japanese name literally means 'piercing honeysuckle' because the stem appears to grow through the leaves.
I planted trumpet honeysuckle in the garden.
The flowers of the trumpet honeysuckle are red or orange and very beautiful.
Katakana spelling is common for this plant name; usually written in kana.
Kanji form is rare; the plant is usually written in kana.
From 突き抜く (tsukinuku, 'to pierce through') + 忍冬 (nindō, 'honeysuckle'), referring to the way the stem appears to grow through the leaves.