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snowbell

NOUN
  1. small tree native to Japan

How To Use snowbell In A Sentence

  • Emerging from the skylight, I turn and walk right into a pearlescent heaven of snowbells (what a thoughtfully beautiful and observant name, like all the old names) and their perfume.
  • Other characteristic species in the southern part are pine Pinus thunbergii, maple Acer formosum, A. palmatum, oak Quercus acutissima, and snowbell Styrax. Central Korean deciduous forests
  • She called Snowbell and the horse came at the sound of her musical voice.
  • Other woody plants include fragrant sumac, evergreen sumac, little walnut, Mexican buckeye, Texas persimmon, Texas snowbell, and western white honeysuckle.
  • He's organized dozens of other landowners to plant a beautiful but highly endangered tree called the Texas snowbell. NPR Topics: News
  • Star magnolias, Japanese snowbell, dogwoods, and a white fringe tree are planted on either side of another bluestone path that cuts through the sophisticated woodland.
  • Jean's fragrant snowbell accents a corner of the house and scents the air around the bench with its springtime blooms.
  • I just moved two really large styrax trees Japanese snowbells because one was thrilled, but the other was miserable. Maria Rodale: How Organic Gardening is like Good Business
  • Finally, Little Stuart won everyone's love, he became George's favorite younger brother, and Snowbell's best friend.
  • The Green Man recommends the Japanese snowbell tree Styrax japonicus as a good companion to the popular Japanese maple cultivar 'Crimson Queen.' JAPANESE SNOWBELL TREE ACCENTS JAPANESE MAPLE 'CRIMSON QUEEN'
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