'Snowball' bears snow-white flowers with single outer petals and an inner peony-form in later winter to early spring
is reflected in the pure white blossoms that cover the tree in mid to late April
Unfolding in clusters in late summer and autumn
it is more likely the tree is pollinated easily from trees growing at great distance
Clusterns of fragrant white flowers with fringe-like petals bloom in May-June followed by blueish-black berries enjoyed by birds
Camellia sinensis Malus dom. 'James Grieve' 'Snowball' bears snow-white flowers withThe tea plant is an attractive evergreen, bearing glossy, mid green leaves and fragrant, white flowers with golden stamens in autumn. The young leaves can be picked in spring and dried to make your own tea. Requires at least partial shade, protected from cold, drying winds, and moist, acidic soil. Avoid strong morning sunlight. H4