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Family: Styracaceae
Notes: Extremely difficult to propagate making Curly Lamppost rarely available
Fallen autumn leaves smell like burnt sugar
and along forest clearings
upright stems with white and reddish purple spotted flowers
Halesia tetraptera (Carolina Silverbell) Vines Family: StyracaceaeFamily: Styracaceae Zone: 4 9 Natural Range: Southeastern United States Soil: Average humus rich, well drained Light: Sun, part sun Height: 35' Bloom Time: April to May Attributes: Deciduous. Numerous clusters of white bell flowers. Yellow fall foliage. Notes: Synonymous with Halesia carolina Pot Size: Medium Band Pot
