I started to grow these little flowerbuds recently.
Steven thinks I might be a fruit tree.
And then the flowerbuds opened a few days later to look like little bells.
What the heck am I? (Heather is hoping for lemons maybe?)
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
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Persimmon?
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Japanese Snowbell Tree?
Styrax Japonicus
The Japanese Snowbell is a medium-sized ornamental tree that is much in demand. It has fragrant small white bell-shaped flowers in early Summer, and beautiful yellow Fall color. The Japanese Snowbell likes full or partial sun, and is acid soil tolerant.
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Foliage: Deciduous
Mature Height: Up to 25 ft.
Mature Width: Up to 20 ft.
Growth Rate: Medium
Sunlight: Full Sun; Partial Sun
Soil:. Thrives in acid soil, loamy soil. Won't tolerate dry heat well.
Comments: White bell-shaped flowers in Spring are very fragrant--plant near a window or patio. Beautiful planted against a background of larger, darker evergreen trees.
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