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Pack 5 Witch Hazel Plants, Witch Hazel Herbs Trees, Live Yellow Witchhazel Trees Live Plant Shrubs, 9-15 Inc Tall, Dormant And Bare Roots

Pack 5 Witch Hazel Plants, Witch Hazel Herbs Trees, Live Yellow Witchhazel Trees Live Plant Shrubs, 9-15 Inc Tall, Dormant And Bare Roots

Pack 5 Witch Hazel Plants offers vibrant yellow blooms, suitable for various climates. 9-15 inches tall, dormant and bare roots.

Original price was: $54.99.Current price is: $34.99.

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Discover the Beauty of Witch Hazel Plants

Witch Hazel Plants are a wonderful addition to any garden, featuring stunning yellow flowers that bloom in late fall and early winter. This pack includes 5 healthy plants, each standing between 9-15 inches tall, delivered in a dormant state with bare roots to ensure successful planting.

Cold Hardy and Versatile

Thriving in USDA Zones 3-8, these plants are cold hardy and can adapt to various climates. Whether you’re planting in a garden or enhancing your landscape, Witch Hazel is a great choice for a splash of color during the colder months.

Planting and Care Instructions

These Witch Hazel Plants prefer well-drained soil and full to partial sunlight. The ideal planting season is early spring or fall for best results. Ensure the roots are well covered and water thoroughly after planting to encourage growth.

Benefits of Witch Hazel Plants

Not only do they offer unique blooms, but they also attract pollinators such as bees and butterflies. Their beauty and adaptability make them a favorite among gardeners.

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall are the plants? Each plant is between 9-15 inches tall.
What USDA zones do they thrive in? They thrive in USDA Zones 3-8.
What type of soil do they prefer? They prefer well-drained soil.
When is the best time to plant? Early spring or fall.
Do they require a lot of sunlight? They do well in full to partial sunlight.

Product Details

USDA Hardiness Zone

3-8
Soil type

Well-drained soil
Sunlight Exposure

Full to partial sunlight
Expected Planting Period

Early spring or fall

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