Halesia consists of deciduous shrubs or small trees featuring simple, ovate foliage. They produce drooping, bell-shaped white blossoms, which are succeeded by unique, winged fruits.

Halesia

Halesia 'Tremonia'

Halesia carolina is a deciduous tree or shrub ideal for woodland gardens and shrub borders. In spring, it produces hanging clusters of white, bell-shaped blossoms, which are succeeded by green, four-winged fruits in the fall. The mid-green, ovate leaves transition to yellow as autumn arrives.

Halesia carolina

Halesia carolina 'Jersey Belle'

Halesia carolina 'Uconn Wedding Bells'

This robust deciduous tree exhibits a conical form. In spring, it produces hanging clusters of pink, bell-shaped blossoms, which give way to green, four-winged fruits in the fall. The mid-green, ovate leaves transition to yellow as autumn arrives.

Halesia carolina (Monticola Group) 'Arnold Pink'

Halesia carolina (Monticola Group) 'Variegata' (v)

Halesia carolina (Vestita Group) 'Rosea'

This robust deciduous tree exhibits a conical form. In spring, it produces drooping clusters of white, bell-shaped blossoms, which are succeeded by green, four-winged fruits in the fall. The leaves are mid-green and initially downy, becoming smooth with maturity, and they transition to yellow as autumn approaches.

Halesia carolina Monticola Group

Halesia carolina Vestita Group is a rapidly growing deciduous tree of medium stature, typically featuring a wide crown. Its oval foliage transitions to yellow in the fall. The tree produces pendulous, bell-shaped white blossoms that may exhibit a hint of pink, which later develop into pale green, four-winged fruits.

Halesia carolina Vestita Group

Halesia carolina f. dialypetala

Halesia diptera

Halesia diptera Magniflora Group consists of low-growing shrubs or small trees characterized by oval, medium green leaves that can reach lengths of 15 cm, transitioning to yellow as autumn arrives. In early summer, it bears small, drooping clusters of white flowers, each with four distinct lobes and measuring up to 3 cm in length. This is succeeded by green, two-winged fruits.