Snowdrop bush

A deciduous shrub usually 4′-6′ high, but sometimes growing 6′ wide by 12′ high with attractive branching.

Its gray bark and graceful form make it attractive even without its leaves.

Between April and May it displays many fragrant, showy, 1″ pendulant white flowers similar to Philadelphus (Mock orange) with citrus flowers followed by little citrus fruit.

Plant it in full sun or light shade, and give it occasional water until established.

Previously named Styrax officinalis

Sun: Full Sun, Part Shade

Water: Light, Moderate

Soil: Loam, Sand, Rocky

Other: Attracts Butterflies, Deer Resistant