Hoping you receive good answers to help ..
.. not seen this problem on any honeysuckle as yet ...

I have put a comment here, because I wish to follow this thread

added to GoYpedia Climbing Plants...

Hi Terra, this is the one you asked me to name for you last year. It's almost happened overnight!

OMG ...I hope you can save it ....
are there any insects or bugs crawling about on the stems or leaf areas ?

Just pored over the whole plant and can only see black, soot-like specks, nothing moving! Also, some leaves have a silvery line on them.

Maybe someone like Bamboo could help with this one. To me, it looks as though it could be honeysuckle blight or Sooty mold (Alternaria).

Those interested, please also see Shirley tulip's blog today about the honeysuckle problems, with more photos ..

Hi Shirley. TT directed me here, as I'm having the same problem.
Like you it seems to have happened overnight. Mine was doing well, all in bud, just about to flower, and when I looked out the window the other morning, I wondered why it looked like it was drooping. When I had a look, all the buds were drooping, and looked rather grey and silvery. When I touched the leaves and buds, they were sticky to the touch.
Now this morning, I've looked at it again, and the leaves have gone all shrivelly, with black spots and dried brown edges, right down to the bottom of the plant.
Was going to do a blog, but you've beat me to it with the same problem, so I'd be very interested to know how many more of us are suffering this problem????
I pruned mine when I was pruning my Wisteria, so I've actually given it more space and light to grow now, and then it repays me, by dying on me lol.

thrips - see full answer under Shirley's blog...

Ok Thanks bamboo. :o)

Useful answer on blog... well done Bamboo :o)

Thanks Bamboo, answer much appreciated.