Welcome to ID That Tree! In this episode, Purdue Extension Forester Lenny Farlee introduces us to a relatively common Indiana shrub called Witch-Hazel. Discover the characteristics of the environment ...

Move over, pumpkin. There’s also another plant that some folks say belongs to Halloween — the witch hazel, a small, common tree native to most of Georgia. It starts blooming around Halloween ...

It’s not as large as common witch hazel, growing to about 6 to 10 feet tall. Fragrant yellow flowers with orange-red colors near the base appear in late winter to early spring.

The experience I have had growing my common witch hazel has been an excellent one. I sited my witch hazel under some trees where I have a number of other plants. I have experienced no real ...

URBANA, Ill. – With a name befitting the season it blooms, common witch hazel is a fall favorite for Midwest gardeners looking to add a small tree with character to their yard. “People are ...

Common witch hazel is a native shrub that blooms in late fall, when few other plants are flowering. Common witch hazel is a native shrub that blooms in late fall, when few other plants are ...

American witch-hazel, also called common witch-hazel, ... While the tree form is generally fairly small, there is a Michigan Big Tree witch-hazel in Muskegon County that is 43 feet tall.

Witch Hazel. Witch hazels are V-shaped plants that can become small trees over time. ... The common witch hazel is a North American native found wild in the north-east to south-east and thrives in ...

Witch Hazel Comes to Call When I first came to the mountains and lived on my land long before I built my cabin, I planted my first witch hazel bush (shrub or tree). I didn’t realize it then, but ...

Species status: In the wild, Ozark witch hazel is stable throughout much of its range, which consists of southern Missouri and parts of Oklahoma and Arkansas. Thanks to a number of landscape ...

This charming and unusual native shrub deserves a spot in your garden. Here's how to grow and care for witch hazel.

Move over, pumpkin. There’s also another plant that some folks say belongs to Halloween — the witch hazel, a small, common tree native to most of Georgia. It starts blooming around Halloween ...