Washington Park Ozark Witch Hazel - Hamamelis vernalis 'Washington Park' plant sale small berries are eaten by

small berries are eaten by mammals and birds

but works especially well in small spaces due to its non-aggressive nature

aptly called catkins

ranging from brilliant reds and oranges to yellows and pinks

and Promethea Silkmoth

Washington Park Ozark Witch Hazel - Hamamelis vernalis 'Washington Park' plant sale small berries are eaten byIntroduced by Washington Park Arboretum in Seattle, Washington, this native, spring blooming witch hazel is distinctive with its smaller stature, mild fragrance, and profuse colorful blooms. Even though the individual flowers are small with short petals, the overall effect is a showy haze of reddish purple. Bloom time is January to March, providing color at a time of year when few plants are flowering. The leaves mature to a bluish green, turning