Hamamelis × intermedia 'Jelena' Flowering-Tree The brown cones are very

The brown cones are very attractive as well as the reddish-brown exfoliating bark

ADVISORY: nectar is toxic to bees

It is superb when planted as a solitary specimen in parks and large gardens

Hardy in southern England

Prune at least once a year to maintain a crisp shape

Hamamelis × intermedia 'Jelena' Flowering-Tree The brown cones are veryA superb clone of vigorous, spreading habit with large, broad and softly hairy leaves turning orange, red and scarlet in autumn. But it is in early spring that the witch hazel takes centre stage. On bare branches, beautifully copper coloured and heavenly scented flowers unfold setting the winter garden ablaze. H5