Halesia tetraptera (Halesia carolina)
Carolina Silverbell
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Halesia carolina
(Carolina silverbell) (1 user review)
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Carolina Silverbell [English]: Halesia carolina
Carolina Silverbell [English]: Halesia tetraptera 'Rosea'
Carolina Silverbell [English]: Halesia tetraptera 'Wedding Bells'
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The leaves of the two-winged silverbells (Halesia diptera) are 3-5 in (7.6-12.7 cm) long and almost as wide, whereas those of the Carolina silverbells (Halesia carolina) are a little smaller and relatively narrower.
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Halesia carolina - Carolina Silverbell
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Now Halesia monticola and Halesia carolina are both considered to be Halesia tetraptera. However, trees known as Mountain Silverbell are larger in habit, leaf, flower and fruit than typical H. tetraptera (Dirr, 1997).
Oregon State Univ.
 See also: Hamamelis, Viburnum, Aronia, Aesculus parviflora, Amelanchier arborea
  
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