Honeysuckles are, in fact, an invasive species found in Kentucky. The scientific name is Lonicera japonica. The honeysuckle on this trail is native to Japan and China. Also, if you are feeling adventurous, the necter that is inside a honeysuckle can be extracted and eaten by you. 

1. Pull off the flower. 

2. Once the flower is off, pull the green on the bottom of the flower. 

3. A string-like thing will appear. 

4. If you keep pulling, the necter inside will be accessible and eaten.

The scientific name is Euonymus Fortunei. Wintercreeper is a fast growing, ground covering, shrub, or vine. The fast growth of the Wintercreeper on trees, will not allow the trees to get enough nutrients and kill the tree. They grow pinkish - red buds that open to reveal seeds with an orange coating. As a ground cover they can grow 6-12 inches high. As a vine, its a clingling vine that can spread 10-20 feet