White bell-shaped flowers in May profusely borne along the branchlets. Dry winged fruits in fall. Native.
Product Description
HALESIA carolina – Carolina Silverbell
(aka Halesia tetraptera)
White dropping clusters of bell-shaped flowers in May are profusely borne along the branchlets. Dry winged fruits in fall. Nice small tree or multi-stemmed shrub for woodland borders with an evergreen background. Native.
Sun: Full Sun/Part Shade
Soil: Average, Medium, Well-Drained
Size: Height 20-30ft., Spread 15-20ft.
Zone: 5-8
Flower: White Drooping Bell-Shaped
Bloom Time: Spring, Before or Right as Leaves Emerge
Attributes: Attracts Pollinators, Showy Flowers, Wildlife Food Source, Attracts Butterflies, Black Walnut Resistant, Native