Halesia carolina (tetraptera) Size:1 Quart and a century and a

and a century and a half on it still has that faintly old-fashioned

this is citrus

This is a plant that requires the river to behave like a river

The effect is crisp and unmistakable

Halesia carolina (tetraptera) Size:1 Quart and a century and aCarolina silverbell is one of the loveliest of the small native trees of the Southern woods, a deciduous tree of the southeastern United States that lights the spring understory with hundreds of little white bells. In April and May, before or as the leaves unfold, the branches hang thick with clusters of nodding, bell shaped white flowers, an effect much like a flowering dogwood but softer, and just as welcome at the woodland edge. The tree makes an