




Witch Hazel
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Witch Hazel: Hamamelis Virginiana
Witch Hazel (Hamamelis virginiana) is a deciduous shrub with sparse, spidery flowers and is versatile throughout the seasons. As it blooms brightly in fall and needs very little maintenance, this shrub is a popular choice for bringing visual interest to any garden.
Witch Hazel - A Fall-Blooming Shrub
It is very easy to grow and prefers a well-drained, slightly acidic soil type. It does well in full and partial shade and suits most gardens. Put the root ball in a hole twice its size and fill it with dirt and water to keep it moist. Once established, it is spartan, requiring only occasional watering in dry conditions and a bit of pruning to shape or slash off damaged branches.
Seasonal Blooms and Color Changes
It is prized for its unusual and beautiful flowers, which open late in the fall or winter when most other plants are hibernating. The flowers contain long, rolled petals of different colors, such as yellow, orange, or red. The plant's ovate leaves shade it in spring and summer, becoming yellow before the flowers appear in autumn.
Shape and Longevity Of This Native Shrub
The shrub is spreading and rounded and reaches 10 to 15 feet. Its small size and graceful branches make it wonderful for borders, woodland gardens, or as a specimen plant. It will survive decades of neglect.
Life Cycle - TN Nursery
Witch Hazel shrubs are hand-harvested at TN Nursery and shipped as healthy, ready-to-plant plants. These plants set themselves quickly, leaving you with distinctive, fall-flowering, long-lasting flowers. Add this shrub to your yard for an old-school and classic touch!
Planting zone | [3-9] |
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Bloom season | Fall |
Bloom color | Yellow |
Height At Maturity | Over 10 Feet |







Witch Hazel
Planting zone | [3-9] |
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Bloom season | Fall |
Bloom color | Yellow |
Height At Maturity | Over 10 Feet |