Witch Hazel (Hamamelis virginiana)

Description

Introducing the captivating Witch Hazel Bush (Hamamelis virginiana). This enchanting shrub is a must-have for any garden, offering beauty and functionality.

The Witch Hazel Bush is ideal for zones 5, 6, 7, and 8, making it a versatile and hardy addition to your landscape. This shrub will thrive and bring year-round interest to your outdoor space, whether you live in a cooler or milder climate.

Available in 3-gal and 5-gal sizes, the Witch Hazel Bush is perfect for mitigating erosion and providing natural beauty to your garden. Its striking foliage and vibrant blooms make it a standout feature in any setting.

The Hamamelis virginiana, known for its unique name, is more than just a bush – it’s a conversation starter. Friends and neighbors will be intrigued by the beauty and resilience of this captivating plant.

Notably, Witch Hazel blooms in the fall and winter, making it one of the first plants to flower during the cold months. This unique trait adds color and life when most other plants are dormant. Furthermore, its shrub form is an excellent choice for hedges or as a focal point in mixed garden borders.

Witch Hazel is also valued for its medicinal properties. The leaves and bark have been used for centuries for their soothing and astringent qualities. Consider incorporating it into your landscape as a beautiful addition and a functional plant. 

Features

• Vibrant fall and winter blooms for year-round beauty.
• It is a versatile shrub for various landscape designs.
• Medicinal uses—leaves and bark display soothing properties.

Imagine the delightful scent of Witch Hazel filling the air as you stroll through your garden, captivated by its enchanting blooms. This beautiful shrub transforms your outdoor space into a magical haven, inviting admiration from friends and neighbors alike. With Witch Hazel, every season brings its unique charm and serenity to your landscape.

Specs

• Sizes Available: 3 Gal, 5 Gal
• Planting Zones: 5-8
• Flower Color: Yellow
• Height: Approximately 10-15 feet