Bobby…THANK YOU for your help! I clicked on the links you attached and after viewing the example photos I thought this was not what I have growing because there are no flowers or berries but, then I started reading the links you attached. The description is spot on! I realize from the reading that the flowers and berries will appear shortly, as it is a bit early for them yet. I have no doubt now that Japanese Honeysuckle is exactly what I have growing around my house now. I can’t thank you enough! I realize after reading that this plant has some pros and cons so I plan a two fold effort. I will remove with a vengeance the plant that is growing in places that could become a potential problem in the future with its ‘over consuming ability’. I will allow it to remain in other areas that would make it an attractive and useful plant but, I will maintain it. It sounds like it is a strong, aggressive plant so if I keep it cut back and thinned I think maybe we could benefit from the pros and ward off the cons of this plant. Thank you for helping me with the identification so I could educate myself to aid in developing a plan of action!!!

The previous link treated honeysuckle a little more warm and fuzzy that it should be treated. Get rid of it. http://www.gaeppc.org/weeds/honeysuckle.html

Honeysuckle. http://www.fcps.edu/islandcreekes/ecology/japanese_honeysuckle.htm