Wow! that's beautiful!!!
Jan

Regine,
That is so beautiful.
Marcia, I did a search and the information is that it grows in
zones 10 and 11 but you are in zone 9b.
When you do get frost in Sanford, is there any damage to the plant?
I wonder if is possible to grow one in Summerfield.(not a question but wondering :-/
Felix

Yes, they do get tall. I have one trained as a tree and one still a small bush. The tree is at least 9 feet tall. But they have been a problem in the past and died. Are they short lived?

Isn't that unusual and pretty, I haven't seen that plant before.
Barb

Felix and all, thanks for the info. Maybe it WILL freeze, Felix. I've only had it since spring. Kat gave it to me at Nova's swap. If it dies in the winter here, I don't need to worry about moving it, as it won't get much taller, probably. But it sure is pretty, even if I have to grow it as an annual.

Marcia

The information that I found on the plant states that it is hardy from zones 9 to 11 but it does not tolerate freezing temperatures.This is my first year growing it so I don't know how long it will last.

For manature: The reason for the one-sided blooming is that this plant and others in its genus (Poinsettia etc.) must have daily periods of uninterrupted darkness in order to bloom. In the Northern Hemisphere, that's late fall-winter. Is your Snowball getting street light, porch light etc? I have an 8-foot one that is exposed to a street light and, like yours, is only white on one side.

Beautiful! So delicate and fresh. I also love the way it mounds and rounds out- and hence the name, I guess? How much sun does yours get, Regine?

Anna

Mine gets full sun almost all day and is on the west side of the house. So it is in a hot, dry, sunny location which I've read that it prefers.

I live in 9B and a neighbor of mine has had one for a number of years in tree form - it looks very healthy & happy. Very stunning in full bloom in the winter. I want to get a couple as well.

That's gorgeous!

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What a beautiful tree! The blooms look almost like clouds.

Wow, that is gorgeous! Do you think I can get one locally??