Finding large interesting stumpage is not the problem. Long term Honeysuckle management is the issue. I cant say I have figured it completely out but attaining and then retaining fine rootage and fine top growth is necessary otherwise you will have a sticky unmanageable high maintenance monster the never refines and frequently sheds structure and falls in and out of funks. Shifting to finer soils, constant repotting, energizing procedures and possibly protection from freezing help. My advice always is: don't bother digging HS unless they are stupendous, pot them in appropriately sized container right away(they can take it), grow them strongly, RP annually aggressively, wire sprigs immediately, remove any stump sprouting immediately, spray them for everything. I have currently lost interest in the battle and just maintain a few. I suspect that a lot of the wild HS tend to grow crappily due to genetic crappiness--my oldest one seems to be of a purer horticultural strain.