Potted Trees, Shrubs & Native Perennials Coming Late April – Wholesale/Bulk Pre-Order Now
Hamamelis virginiana
Witch hazel is a beautiful native tree with bright yellow, fragrant flowers that open in late fall and early winter, providing nectar for moths, gnats and late-season bees. The seeds, which ripen in the summer, are a food source for birds and squirrels. The leaves are a larval host to the Spring Azure Butterfly and numerous moth species. Witch Hazel is used for a wide array of medicinal treatments from stomach ailments to skin irritations and insect bites.Â
Zone: 3-8 (Map)
Habitat: Can thrive in moist to dry soil. Part shade to full sun.
Growth: 15-30 ft tall, 15-25 ft wide at maturity.
A beautiful native understory tree with great wildlife value year round.
3-4′
A beautiful native understory tree with great wildlife value year round.
3-4′
Hamamelis virginiana
Witch hazel is a beautiful native tree with bright yellow, fragrant flowers that open in late fall and early winter, providing nectar for moths, gnats and late-season bees. The seeds, which ripen in the summer, are a food source for birds and squirrels. The leaves are a larval host to the Spring Azure Butterfly and numerous moth species. Witch Hazel is used for a wide array of medicinal treatments from stomach ailments to skin irritations and insect bites.Â
Zone: 3-8 (Map)
Habitat: Can thrive in moist to dry soil. Part shade to full sun.
Growth: 15-30 ft tall, 15-25 ft wide at maturity.
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