Find Arnold Pink Carolina Silverbells Halesia in St Louis Missouri at Sugar Creek Gardens plant nursery and garden center. A unique form of the lovely Carolina Silverbells tree Arnold Pink delights with soft pink bell-shaped flowers in spring. These adorable bells appear in clusters over the entire tree before leaves emerge. This open-form tree grows into a loose pyramidal shape, slowly to 20-30′ tall and wide. A lover of acidic soils and part shade, Carolina Silverbells is a perfect choice planted with Azaleas, Rhododendrons, and other acid-loving shrubs.
Halesia Arnold Pink Carolina Silverbells Tree
A unique form of the lovely Carolina Silverbells tree Arnold Pink, Halesia, delights with soft pink bell-shaped flowers in spring. These adorable bells appear in clusters over the entire tree before leaves emerge. This open-form tree grows into a loose pyramidal shape, slowly to 20-30′ tall and wide. A lover of acidic soils and part shade, Carolina Silverbells is a perfect choice planted with Azaleas, Rhododendrons, and other acid-loving shrubs.
Plant in part shade locations. Amend soil with compost and add a starter fertilizer like Biotone Starter Plus when planting. Fertilize yearly with an acidic fertilizer like Espoma Hollytone.
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