Description
Witch Hazel is a deciduous tree or shrub that is native to Atlantic North America, and it is now also cultivated in Europe and Asia. The shrub can reach a height of 15 ft (4.6 m). It flowers in the fall, producing vivid yellow flowers. The word "witch" in the name of the herb is actually a derivative from the Anglo-Saxon word wych meaning flexible. The word described the flexibility of the branches that Native Americans used to make bows.
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Botanical Name: Hamamelis virginiana
Common Names: Winter bloom, striped alder, spotted alder, snapping hazel, tobacco wood
Form: Cut & Sifted
Origin: USA
Certification: Organic