Halesia tetraptera (
Halesia carolina) is native to the eastern United States. It's in the Storax family (along with the
Japanese Snowbell).

This small ornamental tree drips these charming white pendulous flowers in the spring.

Here's a view from underneath.

It is just starting to leaf out. Four-winged fruit will develop as the summer progresses...
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