Attracting pollinators while deterring deer is a win-win. This popular native shrub fits the bill, and there are tons of ...

Witch hazel is a hardy, low ... It will thrive in most soil conditions but tends to suffer in dry soils in hot summer weather. Several varieties of witch hazel will begin blooming in late autumn ...

You can burn off some of that Halloween candy by wandering the woods looking for some blooming witch hazel. It is an attractive, often multi-stemmed shrub that usually grows to around 12 to 15 ...

AGAINST the Indian-summer sky, a tree lifts up its hands and testifies to glory, the glory of a blue October day. Yellow or orange, or blood-orange, or sometimes softest salmon pink, or blotched ...

Witch hazel is possibly safe for children when used topically, but it’s best to check with your child’s pediatrician. If a child ingests witch hazel, contact Poison Control immediately.

"The witch hazel and other seed-shooting plants provide a wealth of examples of materials and geometries used to form combined motor-spring structures." Journal of the Royal Society Interface ...

What: Hamamelis intermedia, commonly known as Arnold Promise Witch Hazel, is a vigorous cultivar cherished for its exquisitely fragrant, spidery flowers, which appear just when we need them most ...

Q: Isn't witch hazel a native plant? I want to use native plants in my garden so that I won't have to water during summer droughts, but a master gardener told me that the winter-flowering witch ...

Used in everything from cleansers and body washes to hair care, eye gel and personal hygiene products, witch hazel got its commercial start in Essex in the 1800s when T.N. Dickinson used it to ...