 | Halesia carolina Carolina Silverbell  | 
| | Height: 25' - 35' Fall Foliage: Yellow with hints of purple; variable | | Width: 20' - 30' Fruit: Green to brown capsule | | Shape: Rounded Soil Condition: Well-drained, fertile | | Zone: 5 - 8 | | Flower: White bell shaped Native to: Eastern United States | | Fall Dig Hazard: Yes | | Description: This Styrax relative has gray striated bark, profuse white bell shaped flowers, | | rustling four- winged fruit capsules and clean green foliage. The dark | | gray striations in the bark mature to chunky rectangles for added seasonal interest. | | Applications: Specimen, patio tree, mass. |
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| Halesia carolina 'Jersey Belle' Carolina Silverbell 'Jersey Belle' |
| | Height: 20' - 25' Fall Foliage: Yellow | | Width: 15' - 20' Fruit: Green to brown capsules | | Shape: Upright Oval Soil Condition: Well-drained, fertile | | Zone: 5 - 8 | | Flower: White bell shaped Native to: Eastern United States | | Fall Dig Hazard: Yes | | Description: 'Jersey Belle' is a significant improvement over seedling grown Silverbell. This new | | introduction from Princeton Nurseries incorporates the qualities that have endeared | | this hardy species to passionate plant lovers with a stunning spring bloom, striated bark, | | and excellent pest and disease resistance. 'Jersey Belle' adds a neat and predictably upright | | habit that is almost maintenance free and consistent. Warm yellow fall color. | | Applications: Specimen, patio tree, mass. |
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| Halesia carolina 'Rosea' Carolina Silverbell 'Rosea' |
| | Height: 25' - 35' Fall Foliage: Yellow | | Width: 20' - 30' Fruit: Green to brown capsules | | Shape: Oval to rounded Soil Condition: Well-drained, fertile | | Zone: 5 - 8 | | Flower: Pink bell shaped Native to: Eastern United States | | Fall Dig Hazard: Yes | | Description: A pink flowering version of the attractive Carolina Silverbell. | | Abundant dusty pink bells adorn the tree in late April or early May. | | Apple green leaves remain clean throughout the summer. | | Applications: Specimen, patio tree, mass. |
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| Halesia diptera magniflora Magniflora Two-Winged Silverbell |
| | Height: 20' - 30' Fall Foliage: Yellow | | Width: 20' - 30' Fruit: Brown winged capsules | | Shape: Rounded Soil Condition: Well-drained, fertile | | Zone: 5 - 8 | | Flower: 1" white bell shaped Native to: Southeastern United States | | Fall Dig Hazard: Yes | | Description: This rare tree blooms approximately two weeks later than the Carolina | | Silverbell. It has gray and dark gray striated bark, and a broad rounded | | canopy. Flowers are so profuse that a blooming tree appears pure white. | | Two winged fruits gradually change from green to brown and persist into | | winter for added interest. No serious pests or diseases. | | Applications: Specimen, patio tree, mass. |
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| Halesia monticola Mountain Silverbell | Tree Fruit | | | | Height: 40' - 60' Fall Foliage: Yellow to yellow-purple | | Width: 40' - 50' Fruit: Brown capsules | | Shape: Oval to rounded Soil Condition: Well-drained, fertile | | Zone: 5 - 8 | | Flower: 1" white bell shaped Native to: Mountains of Southeastern | | United States | | Fall Dig Hazard: Yes | | Description: A handsome tree native to the southern US mountains. The | | Mountain Silverbell resembles the Carolina Silverbell, but with | | larger white bell shaped flowers in spring, larger leaves in | | summer, and then, larger fruit in fall. The persistent fruit capsules | | and gray patterned bark provide additional interest in winter. | | Applications: Specimen, patio tree, mass. |
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| Hamamelis x intermedia 'Arnold's Promise' Witchhazel 'Arnold's Promise' | Height: 10' - 20' Fall Foliage: Yellow to orange-red | | Width: 10' - 15' Fruit: Insignificant | | Shape: Upright, vase Soil Condition: Moist, well-drained | | Zone: 5 - 8 | | Flower: Fragrant golden yellow flowers Native to: Hybrid | | Fall Dig Hazard: No | | Description: This is the classic hybrid witchhazel cultivar. 'Arnold Promise' is a tall, | | distinctly vase- shaped shrub with fragrant golden yellow flowers. The | | February flowers slowly retract and then expand again in response | | to daily temperatures. This Arnold Arboretum introduction is one of the | | later blooming witchhazels. | | Applications: Specimen, groupings. |
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| Hamamelis x intermedia 'Diane' Witchhazel 'Diane' | Height: 10' - 20' Fall Foliage: Orange-red | | Width: 10' - 15' Fruit: Insignificant | | Shape: Rounded vase Soil Condition: Moist, well-drained | | Zone: 5 - 8 | | Flower: Fragrant red-copper Native to: Hybrid | | Fall Dig Hazard: No | | Description: Diane hybrid witchhazel opens to a deep russet red that gradually | | fades to a copper red. One of the best red flowering forms. | | Applications: specimen, groupings. |
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| Hamamelis x intermedia 'Jelena' Witchhazel 'Jelena' | Height: 10' - 20' Fall Foliage: Orange-red | | Width: 10' - 20' Fruit: Dehiscent capsule | | Shape: Rounded vase Soil Condition: Moist, well-drained | | Zone: 5 - 8 | | Flower: Fragrant, coppery orange Native to: Hybrid | | Fall Dig Hazard: No | | Description: Jelena hybrid witchhazel boasts fragrant flowers that open as a beautiful | | dark coppery orange and gradually fade to orange tipped with yellow. | | Applications: Specimen, groupings. |
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| Hamamelis x intermedia 'Pallida' Witchhazel 'Pallida' | Height: 10-20' Fall Foliage: Yellow-orange | | Width: 10-20' Fruit: Dehiscent capsule | | Shape: Rounded vase Soil Condition: Prefers moist loam or sand; | | Zone: 5-8 tolerant of poor soils | | Flower: Sulphur yellow; late winter, Native to: Hybrid | | fragrant | | Fall Dig Hazard: No | | Description: Witchhazels, the first of the woody plants to bloom, often bloom for | | extended periods as the flowers slowly retract and then expand | | again in response to daily temperatures. Pallida, is a nice soft | | sulphur yellow blooming selection that proves to be highly fragrant. | | Applications: specimen, group planting, woodland edge |
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| Hamamelis x intermedia 'Primavera' Witchhazel 'Primavera' | Height: 10-20' Fall Foliage: Yellow-orange | | Width: 10-20' Fruit: Dehiscent capsule | | Shape: Rounded vase Soil Condition: Prefers moist loam or sand; | | Zone: 5-8 tolerant of poor soils | | Flower: Yellow; late winter, fragrant Native to: Hybrid | | Fall Dig Hazard: No | | Description: Witchhazels, the first of the woody plants to bloom, often bloom for | | extended periods as the flowers slowly retract and then expand | | again in response to daily temperatures. Primavera, is a dark | | lemon yellow blooming selection that proves to be highly fragrant. | | Applications: specimen, group planting, woodland edge |
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| Hamamelis x intermedia 'Westerstede' Witchhazel 'Westerstede' | Height: 10-20' Fall Foliage: Yellow-orange | | Width: 10-20' Fruit: Dehiscent capsule | | Shape: Rounded vase Soil Condition: Prefers moist loam or sand; | | Zone: 5-8 tolerant of poor soils | | Flower: Golden yellow; late winter, Native to: Hybrid | | fragrant | | Fall Dig Hazard: No | | Description: Witchhazels, the first of the woody plants to bloom, often bloom for | | extended periods as the flowers slowly retract and then expand | | again in response to daily temperatures. Westerstede, is a nice | | golden yellow blooming selection that proves to be highly fragrant. | | Applications: specimen, group planting, woodland edge |
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| Hippophae rhamnoides Common Seabuckthorn | Height: 10' - 30' Fall Foliage: Gray-green | | Width: 10' - 40' Fruit: Bright orange (females only) | | Shape: Loose irregular round head Soil Condition: Sandy infertile soil | | Zone: 4 - 7 | | Flower: Inconspicuous Native to: Europe, Northern China | | Fall Dig Hazard: No | | Description: A curious, tall, deciduous shrub with silver-green summer foliage | | and interesting spiky texture. Valued for several extraordinary | | characteristics, such as unusual leaf color, salt tolerance, | | preference to poor soils, and persistent red-orange fruits. Often | | planted in seashore landscapes and highway plantings. | | Applications: coastal plantings, specimen, groupings, shrub border. |
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| Hydrangea anomala subsp Climbing Hydrangea petiolaris | Height: 60' - 80' Fall Foliage: Variable yellow | | Width: 60' - 80' Fruit: Inconspicuous | | Shape: Vine Soil Condition: Moist, well-drained | | Zone: 4 - 7 | | Flower: White Native to: Japan, China | | Fall Dig Hazard: No | | Description: An attractive woody vine that provides several seasons of interest. | | Flowers are white, typical of hydrangeas, in late summer when few | | other plants are in bloom. Bark is cinnamon and exfoliating. An | | attractive adornment for a wall, pole, or other structure. Full sun or | | shade. | | Applications: Walls, arbors, trees, groundcover. |
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| Hydrangea arborescens 'Annabelle' Smooth Hydrangea 'Annabelle' |
| | Height: 3' - 5' Fall Foliage: Green to yellow-brown | | Width: 3' - 5' Fruit: Insignificant | | Shape: Rounded Soil Condition: Well-drained, fertile | | Zone: 3 - 9 | | Flower: Green to creamy white Native to: Eastern United States | | Fall Dig Hazard: No | | Description: This shrub is a subtle contributor to spring and early summer gardens. | | But in mid summer, the show begins as large 8" - 12", pom-pom shaped | | flowers seem to explode into green, then creamy white for a late | | summer extravaganza. The shrub pushes up new growth each year so | | that it always appears clean and new. A hardy, reliable bloomer. | | Applications: shrub border, mass. |
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| Hydrangea macrophylla 'Endless Summer' Bigleaf Hydrangea 'Bailmer' PP15298 | Height: 4' - 5' Fall Foliage: burgundy-yellow | |
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