Hamamelis x intermedia, 'Aimelie' Witch Hazel Genus_Juglans making this an excellent landscape

making this an excellent landscape plant

Reported to be sweet enough for fresh eating

This peony is now grown worldwide as a cut flower

Variety description: In early Spring leaves emerge with a reddish purple cast

Blossoms are pale yellow with burgundy center

Hamamelis x intermedia, 'Aimelie' Witch Hazel Genus_Juglans making this an excellent landscapeHamamelis x intermedia, 'Aimelie' Witch Hazel Variety description: Flowers of purple orange petals radiate from deep burgundy calyx. This fantastic early blooming hybrid witch hazel comes from the breeding work of the famous Slovenian Belgian botanist and horticulturist Jelena de Belder Kovai. Hybrid Intermediate witch hazels were created by the hybridization of Hamamelis japonica (native to Japan) and Hamamelis mollis (native to western China).