(and can you even propagate them that way)?
I posted this in the plant trading section and haven't had any results. Will try this forum now.
I hear they bloom even in the winter, in the snow. When I went to the database I saw them in a variety of colors. I prefer the pinks, but yellow would be nice too. I understand they are pretty all year round and very fragrant.
Anyone have Witch Hazel seeds?
if anyone has these or knows where to get them i would love some too
me too been looking for ages. good for hubbys skin problems.
try this site http://www.greendealer-exotic-seeds.com/seeds/Trees.html
H919 WITCH HAZEL. HAMAMALIS.
The bark, leaves and twigs of this beautiful garden tree yields the Witch Haxel of pharmacy use. The extract contains substances which tend to constrict the blood vessels with the effect of preventing bleeding. The leaves turn yellow in fall and yellow flowers are also present. Zones 5-9.
12 seeds $2.00
or this site http://www.sandmountainherbs.com/witchhazel.html
Gee, I had some two years ago...and no one wanted them..so last spring I did not save any...Yes they can bloom in the snow..if you do not get any...keep me in mind, and let me know...I would save some this year for sure...This is what ours looks like...
Smiles~~
Diana
mae great sight. here is the link to the home page of this sight
http://www.greendealer-exotic-seeds.com/seeds/GreenDealerframeset.html
We have a Witch Hazel tree also, but it is very hard to collect seeds because when they are ready they are expelled forcefully and thrown from the tree. I believe the seed was described somewhere as a black shiny seed. Legit