Bell-like flowering shrub, need ID please
portia
9 years ago
Hello, this is our first year in our new home so as a result have a good many things coming up/flowering that I am not familiar with.
Anyone know what this flowering shrub is? It just opened blooms a few days ago. Growth is pretty leggy, not full, and leaves range from dark green to bright green depending on new growth. Flowers are whiteish pink bell-like.
Thanks in advance!
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