A small tree with somewhat white-striped bark, a spreading, open crown, and drooping, bell-shaped, white flowers in May. The downward pointing flowers are partially hidden by the foliage and are best viewed from below. The wood serves as good lumber, but is of limited supply. Height: 20-40’ Spread: 15-30’
Forest, Wetland
Native and restricted to a few states in the southeastern United States: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi and South Carolina
Common
Diurnal
Least Concern
