Which Lonicera?

LG_

Hello. Do you think this is Lonicera nitida or L. pileata? Or something else? Some of the leaves say definitely nitida to me, but others are longer and make me think pileata. It's a little plant that appeared by itself in my garden and I potted up.

Fairygirl

Nitidas often have some longer foliage.
It doesn't really matter - they're both pretty much the same, and do the same job, with the same care 

LG_

Ah OK, I'd heard that pileata was much more of a thug. But if you have experience of both and have not found that then I won't worry . Thank you.

Fairygirl

It depends what you want it to do I suppose. They root quite easily where they touch the ground, so it's useful if you want hedging or similar. 
Other than that, I haven't had problems with either. Easy enough to pull out/hack back if required

Silver surfer

I would have said Lonicera nitida.
It is Lonicera pileata  that have the longer leaves.

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LG_

Thank you.