Hamamelis vernalis

Hamamelis vernalisOzark Witch Hazel Bloom Period: January March Light: Sun Part Shade Water: Medium Wet Size: Height 6 10 Width 8 15 Zone: 4 8 Patent: None Curious, spiky, gold and red fragrant flowers cluster along the bare winter branches. Large, rounded leaves turn butter yellow in fall. This Missouri native loves moist to wet areas but is very adaptable to most situations. Also a great cut flower choice that attracts songbirds and is deer resistant.

these leaves are instantly recognizable whether in a chunky

humus and perlite for all indoor and outdoor containers

Clusters of tiny white flowers are followed by dark berries

Profusions of magenta purple blooms from spring through summer

double yellow flowers face outward with charming burgundy freckles and pale yellow stamens

this native of India resembles the ubiquitous fiddle-leaf fig but is easier to care for

Fish Hooks

Extremely tough and reliable perennial that is drought tolerant once established

Long succulent streamers of curved

Boxwood Topiary

dark green leaves that turn bronze in fall

Height 24 – 36”  Width 30 – 36”