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Nederland - Hoenderloo, toverhazelaar
The special thing about the toverhazelaar (Witch Hazel) is that this shrub blooms in the winter months (from the end of December/beginning of January with yellow/orange spidery flowers).
The name toverhazelaar comes from the English "Witch-hazel", which is actually derived from "Wice-hazel". Because of this flexibility, this hazel is also said to have been frequently used as a dowsing rod.
The first witch-hazel imported into the Netherlands was the American 'Hamamelis virginiana'. This was a medicinal plant among the Indians. It is still used for medicinal purposes today
The name toverhazelaar comes from the English "Witch-hazel", which is actually derived from "Wice-hazel". Because of this flexibility, this hazel is also said to have been frequently used as a dowsing rod.
The first witch-hazel imported into the Netherlands was the American 'Hamamelis virginiana'. This was a medicinal plant among the Indians. It is still used for medicinal purposes today
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Bonne journée. Amitiés
Happy Wednesday.
Wonderful images, Jaap!!
Bon Mercredi.
All the best
Fabio
Herb
Enjoy your day ;-)
es ist schon eine imposantes Gewächs.
Sehr schön fotografiert.
Weard
Thank you for the note Jaap.
Stay healthy Jaap!
I have tried for years to obtain some Witch Hazel to naturalize in my woods, and they are either sold-out (permanently, it seems) or large specimens with even larger price tags.
.....wünsche noch einen schönen Tag,ganz liebe Grüße Güni:))
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