American Witch-Hazel

American Witch-hazel blossoms (Photo by Bernt Soymar)
American witch-hazel's distinctive yellow flowers make it easy to spot in the fall when all its leaves have fallen.
Where is this species found?
American witch-hazel is shade-tolerant and is often found growing alongside species such as:
- blackgum
- white ash
- flowering dogwood
- eastern hop-hornbeam

American Witch-hazel seeds (Photo by Mary Gartshore)
Supported by the Weston Family Foundation