Witch hazel
Hamamelis x intermedia
Witch hazel is a plant which belongs to the Hamamelis genus. Witch hazel grows as a deciduous and is an ornamental. Being a Deciduous plant, it will shed its leaves annually. Normally grows with a tree habit.
United States is believed to be where Witch hazel originates from.
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How to grow Witch hazel
Growing Witch hazel from seed
Transplanting Witch hazel
Companion plants for Witch hazel
These plants have been known to grow well alongside Witch hazel so consider planting:
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Witch hazel loves Hellebore
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Witch hazel loves Daffodil
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Witch hazel loves wood anemone
Repellent plants for Witch hazel
These plants will not grow well with Witch hazel so avoid planting these within close proximity:
Common Witch hazel problems
These problems, diseases and pests are known to affect Witch hazel plants:
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White powdery spot disease that affects a large variety of plants.
Witch hazel Folklore & Trivia
Used as a cooling topical astringent for multiple problems on the skin, which includes burns, cuts, eczema and minimizing wrinkles.
Other names for Witch hazel
Latest Witch hazel Reviews
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15 Jan 2012
AnneTanne's Hamamelis 'Jelena' was Reviewed day
A commonly available witch hazel, but such a joy in the garden! Very early to bloom, and although often said to be only mildly scented, I really like its perfume. Give her some space, as she may grow rather tall, and she’s most beautiful unpruned.
Witch hazel care instructions
How long does Witch hazel take to grow?
Footnotes
Popular varieties of Witch hazel
Witch hazel Forums
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Is it because they not only provide colour, but also scent in gloomy winterdays? Or is it because of the unusual for...
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