The deciduous witch hazel is finally blooming! Bloom will be long lasting and is more fragrant than its American cousin. Witch hazel has no known pests and can be in a container or used as a specimen in your garden. It is truly one of the first shrubs to bloom and after the bloom a small dark black fruit will bear itself on the branches.
This tree/shrub can grow to twenty feet so you can tell this is just a baby and it is very slow growing. Snow is covering the ground so much here in the Princeton area that we have seen no bulbs come up at all yet.
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