Hamamelis 'Diane' Size:9cm pot leathery leaves often attractively marbled

leathery leaves often attractively marbled

The tree itself has a high rate of growth and despite not being a heavy cropper

The fruits last well into the winter season and are extremely attractive to bees who come for the pollen and nectar

It bears rich clusters of snow-white flowers with a bunch of golden stamens amid deep lush green foliage

Its fruits are attracted by finches

Hamamelis 'Diane' Size:9cm pot leathery leaves often attractively marbledBetter known by the common name Witch Hazel, Hamamelis Diane is an excellent shrub for brightening up the winter garden. Blooming from January to March, it provides plenty of texture and colour interest throughout the greyest months of the year. Lush green foliage emerges in spring, turning dramatic shades of red and yellow in autumn before the orange red flowers bloom after Christmas. These hardy shrubs are easy to grow and demand very little