Witch hazel plant

Witch hazel should be on every gardener’s wish list. The flowers release a spicy scent when they bloom.

Learn how to grow witch hazel and bring beauty to your winter landscape. These plants burst with fragrant yellow flowers in the colder months!

Discover the natural habitat of wild witch hazel to enhance its growth potential. Learn about the ideal conditions for this magical plant to thrive and flourish. Understanding its environment can help you cultivate a beautiful and healthy witch hazel garden. Explore the secrets of where this enchanting herb grows best and how you can foster optimal growth in your own backyard. Step into the world of wild witch hazel and uncover how to harness its botanical wonders for an abundant garden…

Something amazing is about to happen in the Bernice E. Lavin Plant Evaluation Garden: dozens and dozens of witch hazels will all burst into bloom at once in February.

American Witch Hazel (Hamamelis virginiana) is a unique and hardy deciduous shrub known for its striking yellow, fragrant flowers that bloom in late fall into early winter, long after most other plants have finished flowering. American Witch Hazel Flowers can often be seen among the first snow falls of the year. Thriving in USDA Hardiness Zones 3-8, this native shrub grows to a mature size of 15-20 feet tall and wide, making it an excellent choice for large gardens, naturalized areas, or…

One of the primary attributes of witch hazel is that it is one of the earliest of any shrub or tree to bloom. Which Winter Witch Hazel Should You Grow?

Witch hazel has a long and storied history as a remedy for skin afflictions and much more. Here's how to grow and use it.

If you do not live near an abundant source of witch hazel that you can wildcraft, or you are wanting to have this small tree incorporated into your garden and you live in zones 4 to 9, here are ten tips for how to successfully cultivate witch hazel. #herbs #herbalism #herbalmedicine #plantmedicine #naturalremedies #witchhazel

Looking for a stunning, low-maintenance shrub with an early bloom period? With a fascinating history of use in skin care, witch hazel will upgrade your landscape’s shrub game significantly. Our guide to growing Hamamelis walks you through the process. Learn more on Gardener's Path. #witchhazel #gardening #gardenerspath

Learn how to grow witch hazel (hamamelis) in your own garden. See pictures of this winter-blooming shrub and compare popular types of witch hazel. Get witch hazel care tips.

Relaxing in a sitz bath infused with witch hazel is a gentle way to support healing and comfort for the genital and anal areas. Witch hazel helps increase blood flow, tone tissues, and repair inflamed skin, making it especially beneficial during pregnancy and postpartum recovery.

Witch hazel is a beautiful ornamental in the home garden + it can be used to make a facial toner that reduces inflammation, acne, and fights signs of aging.

In the second part of our series, Clare Foster meets nurseryman Chris Lane, whose passion for witch hazels was ignited by the brilliant colour and fragrance that their flowers offer in an otherwise dormant garden.

Witch Hazel (hamamelis virginiana) is a small tree well-known for its use in cosmetics. This beautiful specimen produces prolific yellow blooms that give off a lot of fragrance. Witch hazel extract is commonly used to treat various skin irritations. They can also be shaped as a large shrub and used as a border or mixed hedge. Witch hazel is one of the hardiest plants, and is drought-tolerant and pest-resistant. Please note that these seeds require a lot of patience. However, if directions…

Naturally rich in large quantities of tannins, which have a drying effect, witch hazel is nature's knockout astringent herb and has many beneficial uses!

Witch hazel is used to stop bleeding and is believed to be effective on both internal and external injuries. It is used to stop the bleeding on cuts, reduce bruising directly after an injury and as part of the treatment for stomach ulcers. It is believed that the tannins present in witch hazel (especially the bark), along with various oils, help speed coagulation. Because of its anti-inflammatory and soothing properties, witch hazel is approved by the FDA as an ingredient in over-the-counter…

The native common witch hazel is an understory plant that becomes leggy if it has to reach for light, but in the open, it develops into a graceful, spreading shrub about 20 feet tall.

Witch hazel

Witch hazel benefits have been recognized for centuries. You can use it with aloe vera to remove makeup and help heal minor cuts. Learn more about it here.