Hamamelis Ruby Glow

Wonderful Amy...

Very NICE , great colour, a new variety to me ...

you do find them Amy

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Nice one Amy.......

Nice Amy! We call this "Witch Hazel" over here. Does it have a nice aroma?

A lovely colour.

Bathgate "Nice Amy! We call this "Witch Hazel" over here."

Amy has gone all latin on us lol Hamamelidaceae

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Oh really? well in that case: Missa vester Hamamelis Ruby quod pulchrum, ut odore mea? Facit a nice bonus odor? :)

Thanks all ,its taken 3/4 years to really get going but is worth the wait , Paul its 'common' name here is Witch Hazel I'm not sure that I dare look up your last sentence is might be something rude Lol ... no it doesn't have much of a scent :o))

LOL, I've only seen the green version, this must be a new cultivar.

I love witch hazels, but the scent is important for me.

for some reason, it looks like it would have an extra spicy scent! :)

A winter flower is to be treasured for its scarcity and, as you move through a garden in slumber, it is a point of wonder that anything can brave the season. I ask myself why and how, for pollinators are mostly hibernating, but I soon cease the questioning for the joy of the unexpected.

Dan Pearson on Gardens

If you'd like to read the full article, here is the link.
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2014/jan/12/winter-flowering-witch-hazel-gardens

I know what you mean Karen I hint of cinnamon or ginger with that colour would be nice ...
Thats nice Paul ,I'm off to have a look :o)

Very interesting Paul thanks for that Info. I'm guessing from that article its possible you have more scent if you pick it and have it in a smaller room ,I'll pick some to put in my kitchen to see ...

Thanks Amy. I don't know much about Witch-Hazels. The pics in my gallery are from a public park. Now I'm curious about them.