Hamamelis virginiana

Hamamelis virginiana, commonly called witch hazel, is a charming North American shrub cherished for its unique autumn blooms. This fall-blooming shrub displays delicate, ribbon-like yellow flowers that appear as other plants start to fade. Gardeners prize Hamamelis virginiana for its elegant, spreading form and vibrant seasonal interest. It brings subtle beauty to landscapes during cooler months.

Hamamelis virginiana is a medicinal plant native to eastern North America, widely recognized for its soothing properties. The shrub’s rough bark and twisted branches add textural appeal to gardens. Its fragrant flowers attract late-season pollinators, supporting biodiversity. This species combines ornamental charm with ecological value.

• Produces bright yellow, spider-like flowers in autumn
• Features broad, oval leaves that turn yellow in fall
• Has a distinctive spreading growth habit with twisted branches
• Offers a sweet, spicy fragrance during bloom
• Supports wildlife with late-season nectar

As a representative of the Hamamelis genus, Hamamelis virginiana enriches native plant collections with its historical and botanical significance. This American witch hazel stands out for its resilience and ornamental qualities. Its ability to bloom in fall makes it a valued addition to gardens seeking year-round interest and natural beauty.

IMPORTANT: The pictures show the mother plant, which is not for sale. The offer includes a plant with the dimensions stated in the description.