mountain silverbell
halesia monticola latin

The mountain silverbell is cultivated in many places around the world.

Some day I will have the apple trees I want, the peaches, the pears, an American fringe tree, a mountain silverbell.

Sarg.; mountain silverbell or Carolina silverbell - eastern North America (syn.

Halesia monticola, or mountain silverbell, was originally included in H. carolina, but was identified first as a subspecies by Rehder in 1914, then as a species by Sargent in 1921.

In a few years, the curving border formed an outdoor room close to the house, the white blossom of the silverbells blooming from late April to the end of May, reminding them of their spring jaunts through the Smoky Mountains, when the mountain silverbell (Halesia tetraptera var.