Styrax wilsonii Flowering Japanese Snowbell

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Styrax wilsonii Flowering Japanese SnowbellStyrax wilsonii Flowering Snowbell Zones 7 9 Light Shade to Full Sun Styrax wilsonii is a rare form of smaller growing snowbell that is native to Western China. Natively growing on the rocky hillsides, this snowbelk prefers good drainage. In June, Styrax wilsonii is covered in white bell shaped flowers that add a lot of fragrance in the garden. Styrax wilsonii is much slower growing than Styrax japonicus, reaching 6 ft in height by 5 ft in width in 10

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Photo is by Agustin Coello-Vera