Hamamelis x intermedia, 'Bernstien' Witch Hazel Color_Purple hence its name

hence its name

this plant an outstanding selection for both landscape plantings as well as the cutting garden

five times higher than cranberry and blueberry

but it seems to be much more resistant than peach or apricot

Hamamelis x intermedia, 'Bernstien' Witch Hazel Color_Purple hence its nameHamamelis x intermedia, 'Bernstien' Witch Hazel Variety description: This selection sports straw yellow petals with red bases for an overall light orange effect. A vigorous and upright grower. This cultivar came from the breeding work of Hans Hachmann at his nursery near Hamburg. The name means amber in German. Hybrid Intermediate witch hazels were created by the hybridization of Hamamelis japonica (native to Japan) and Hamamelis mollis (native to