Styrax wilsonii (Wilson's Snowbell) Flowers Black Each spathe can last for

Each spathe can last for months

one color on the outside and another where they were touching

Deeply lobed leaves with red-purple foliage

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Styrax wilsonii (Wilson's Snowbell) Flowers Black Each spathe can last forFamily: Styracaceae Zone: 7 9 Natural Range: China; Western Sichuan Soil: Average to moist, humus rich Light: Part sun to sun Height: 9' Bloom Time: May to June Attributes: Deciduous. White flowers in racemes of 3 5. Notes: Smaller species that is known for its free flowering habit. In the wild S. wilsonii grows on scrubby, rocky hillsides and along stream banks between 1300 1700 m. Rare species offered, limited numbers available. Pot Size: Large Band