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Hamamelis mollis
In the Witt Winter Garden
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Ideabook: Great Design Plant: Chinese...15 months ago · Like
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added by Annie Thornton to Great Design Plant: Chinese Witch Hazel
How to use it. Elegant arching form and winter blooms make this tree an obvious choice for a landscape specimen tree. Its relatively small footprint makes Chinese witch hazel a suitable tree for petite or urban gardens. Collect a flowering branch or two for a foraged floral arrangement.Keep it growing. Pest-free and easy to grow, these trees are beautiful landscape investments, well worth the time they take to mature. While they prefer moist, well-drained, acidic soil of woodland gardens, they are moderately drought tolerant. Keep Chinese witch hazel protected from harsh winter winds until the risk of winter frost damage has passed. More great design trees:Manzanita | Japanese Maple | Persian Ironwood | Smoke Tree | Bald Cypress | Tree AloeGreat design plants:Redtwig Dogwood | Hens-and-Chicks | Snake Flower | Toyon | Black Mondo GrassFeather Reed Grass | New Zealand Wind Grass | Red Kangaroo Paw | Blue Chalk SticksCatmint | Slipper Plant | Golden Creeping Jenny
What Houzzers are commenting on:
added by sosborn4 to gardening and landscape ideas (6 days ago)
Chinese witchazel
added by xuying13 to garden (2 weeks ago)
金缕梅
added by jessib to Exterior (3 weeks ago)
chinese witch hazel
added by myriban to Landscape Ideas (6 weeks ago)
Branching habit, multi stemmed, and early yellow flowers...maybe for front yard near big evergreen tree.
added by jblaze1 to Landscaping (8 weeks ago)
tree
added by twenty7 design to porter residence (2 months ago)
Chinese witch hazel
added by Dawn W to garden/outside (3 months ago)
this would be a fun addition to a late winter landscape
added by Shanan Pictou to Plants for the garden (3 months ago)
blooms in the winter
added by Michele Meehan-Parr to micheleparr's ideas (4 months ago)
can be planted in zones 5-8 hmmm...
added by filethis to filethis's ideas (6 months ago)
nice open tree
added by clareshaw to clareshaw garden ideas (8 months ago)
Chinese Witch Hazel
added by Sherri Langley to Outdoor (8 months ago)
Great Design Plant: Chinese Witch Hazel
Brighten up your February with this easy tree's sunny winter blooms
added by Abriga Design LLC to Landscaping (8 months ago)
Chinese witch hazel: Pest-free and easy to grow, these trees are beautiful landscape investments, well worth the time they take to mature. While they prefer moist, well-drained, acidic soil of woodland gardens, they are moderately drought tolerant. Keep Chinese witch hazel protected from harsh winter winds until the risk of winter frost damage has passed.
added by designerpuppy to designerpuppy's ideas (8 months ago)
Tree
added by sherisue to Landscaping Likes (8 months ago)
Could my yard sustain this tree?
added by nfq3 to nfq3's ideas (9 months ago)
love the tree - chinese witch hazel
added by flykiwi to my new garden, edible (11 months ago)
How to use it. Elegant arching form and winter blooms make this tree an obvious choice for a landscape specimen tree. Its relatively small footprint makes Chinese witch hazel a suitable tree for petite or urban gardens. Collect a flowering branch or two for a foraged floral arrangement.
Keep it growing. Pest-free and easy to grow, these trees are beautiful landscape investments, well worth the time they take to mature. While they prefer moist, well-drained, acidic soil of woodland gardens, they are moderately drought tolerant. Keep Chinese witch hazel protected from harsh winter winds until the risk of winter frost damage has passed.
More great design trees:
Manzanita | Japanese Maple | Persian Ironwood | Smoke Tree | Bald Cypress | Tree Aloe
Great design plants:
Redtwig Dogwood | Hens-and-Chicks | Snake Flower | Toyon | Black Mondo Grass
Feather Reed Grass | New Zealand Wind Grass | Red Kangaroo Paw | Blue Chalk Sticks
Catmint | Slipper Plant | Golden Creeping Jenny
added by philly_kid to philly_kid's ideas (11 months ago)
Tree
added by hipstyle to Landscaping (12 months ago)
Witchhazel, spring bloom
added by katcazier to Exterior (12 months ago)
Chinese witch hazel
added by 517cooper to 517cooper's ideas (12 months ago)
love the yellow witch hazel
added by annericca to Yard (12 months ago)
winter tree
added by rbermudez to rbermudez's ideas (13 months ago)
kool
added by Isaza art & design to plants (13 months ago)
Chinese witch hazel (Hamamelis mollis).
added by rowdylien to Yard (13 months ago)
witch hazel
added by lisazj to lisazj's ideas (13 months ago)
Trees
added by robertamb to robertamb's ideas (14 months ago)
chinese garden
added by Holly Williams to Garden (14 months ago)
Winter blooms
added by rcnichol to Gardens (14 months ago)
Chinese withc hazel woodland gardend moderately drought tolerant
added by joslynd to Landscaping/plants (14 months ago)
Chinese witch hazel tree - deer tolerant!
added by kcarayan to kcarayan's Favorites (14 months ago)
Landscape tree. Color. Acidic soil
added by wct30058 to Landscape and Plants (14 months ago)
Chinese Witch Hazel
added by kbhouzz to kbhouzz's Favorites (14 months ago)
Chinese witch hazel tree
added by annierag to Outside (15 months ago)
Botanical name: Hamamelis mollis
Common names: Chinese witch hazel
USDA zones: 5-8
Water requirement: Average
Sun requirement: Full sun to partial shade
Mature size: 10-20’ tall x 10-15’ spread
Tolerances: Deer, clay soil, moderate drought
added by genki to landscaping (15 months ago)
Ok with clay soil and deer! Yellow in winter.
added by lauren8285 to lauren8285's Favorites (15 months ago)
Idea for next to red twig dogwoods
added by micasanumero2 to micasanumero2's ideas (15 months ago)
flowering tree
added by chughes1974 to 671 ideas (15 months ago)
Chinese witch hazel
added by beekstyle to beekstyle's Favorites (15 months ago)
Everything.
added by jilllatorre to Outdoor Living (15 months ago)
chinese witch hazel
added by jessedave to landscape (15 months ago)
Witch hazel
added by the_green_quail to Landscaping (15 months ago)
love the color for winterscape & shape of tree
added by rhrescak to rhrescak's Favorites (15 months ago)
I want one of these plants
added by pamedpet to Garden & Outdoors (16 months ago)
witch hazel
added by Susan K to Outdoors and plants (16 months ago)
Chinese witch hazel
added by Nelima Designs to bluebird09's ideas (16 months ago)
chinese witch hazel
added by maggiejordan to Plants (16 months ago)
Witchhazel....Spring bloom
added by rosiejo to rosiejo's ideas (16 months ago)
Will it survive in mi
added by codes708 to codes708's Favorites (16 months ago)
chinese witch hazel, blooms in winter
added by Shannon Arthur to landscaping (16 months ago)
chinese witch hazel
added by spm08588 to outside (16 months ago)
chinese witch hazel
added by salex to garden (16 months ago)
Hamamelis mollis
added by whitleyalex to whitleyalex's ideas (16 months ago)
neat
added by coolit to coolit's ideas (16 months ago)
How to use it. Elegant arching form and winter blooms make this tree an obvious choice for a landscape specimen tree. Its relatively small footprint makes Chinese witch hazel a suitable tree for petite or urban gardens. Collect a flowering branch or two for a foraged floral arrangement.
added by katheyann to katheyann's ideas (16 months ago)
beautiful landscape tree for zones 5-8
added by Joan Martin to jem exterior (16 months ago)
Chinese which hazel
added by pivoine to pivoine's ideas (16 months ago)
Chinese hamamelis
added by kattwood to outdoors (16 months ago)
Few things are more stunning in a winter landscape than a bare-branched tree in full bloom. Before a hint of spring emerges, golden blossoms abound the free-branching framework of Chinese witch hazel (Hamamelis mollis). Before the snow has melted and the days have extended, enjoy the brilliant glow of Chinese witch hazel — a sunny landscape remedy for the wintertime blues.
added by mainejen13 to landscape (16 months ago)
Chinese witch hazel
added by dukesmom to dukesmom's ideas (16 months ago)
witch hazel
added by sputnikfarm to landscape (16 months ago)
yes
added by judyb07 to judyb07's ideas (16 months ago)
chinese witch hazel
added by Ashmore Renovation to Ashmore Renovations Style Sheets (16 months ago)
landscaping
added by txirikat to txirikat's Favorites (16 months ago)
chinese witch hazel
added by cottagedream to cottagedream's ideas (16 months ago)
chinese witch hazel
added by peacock_cottage to outside (16 months ago)
Botanical name: Hamamelis mollis
Common names: Chinese witch hazel
USDA zones: 5-8
Water requirement: Average
Sun requirement: Full sun to partial shade
Mature size: 10-20’ tall x 10-15’ spread
Tolerances: Deer, clay soil, moderate drought
added by 1130westway to 4975 sandstone (16 months ago)
chinese which hazel : Hamamelis mollis
added by kaponton to kaponton's Favorites (16 months ago)
Chinese Witch Hazel
added by haleysuzanne to outdoor (16 months ago)
chinese witch hazel - winter blooming landscaping choice. good for zones 5-8.
added by joey_o to joey-o's outdoor spaces (16 months ago)
Chinese witch hazel
Hamemelis mollis
added by hdtress to hdtress's ideas (16 months ago)
witch hazel
added by Suzanne Kates to Katie (16 months ago)
possibility?
added by designdilema to designdilema's ideas (16 months ago)
Tree for back garden
added by mmay6 to outdoor ideas (16 months ago)
chinese witchazel-good for our yard
added by Karen Stolt to Cobblestone (16 months ago)
tree for yard?
added by cgehrlsm to cgehrlsm's Favorites (16 months ago)
Winter blossoms
added by Beth Morrow to beth_morrow's ideas (16 months ago)
Love this unexpected burst of sunshine in the yard...just beautiful, I've never even heard of this tree Now I must ave one!
added by selinamcgee to selinamcgee's Favorites (16 months ago)
Chinese Witch Hazel
added by shiraz to Outside (16 months ago)
Witch Hazel Tree. Beautiful. Flowers in early Spring.
added by kyliegray to kyliegray's ideas (16 months ago)
Chinese witch hazel
added by greengoat to landscape (16 months ago)
Chinese witch hazel
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