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Hamamelis x intermedia Diane thorny hedging The berries are produced in

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Hamamelis x intermedia Diane thorny hedging The berries are produced inWitch Hazel Diane Probably the best red witch hazel, long flowering, more compact than some, and with particularly good autumn colour, Hamamelis x intermedia Diane is a medium sized, bushy, deciduous shrub with a broad crown and open habit. The rounded, oval leaves emerge green but turn brilliant shades of red and yellow in autumn. Spidery, brick red flowers, up to 3cm wide and lightly scented, are borne in January and February and into March. A

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Description

The berries are produced in the Winter and can be purple to black

and it also holds its shape well when cooked

with an upright habit when young

toxic to humans but loved by birds

Height:  3’ (1m) Spread: 3’ (1m) in 2-5 years

Hamamelis x intermedia Diane thorny hedging The berries are produced inWitch Hazel Diane Probably the best red witch hazel, long flowering, more compact than some, and with particularly good autumn colour, Hamamelis x intermedia Diane is a medium sized, bushy, deciduous shrub with a broad crown and open habit. The rounded, oval leaves emerge green but turn brilliant shades of red and yellow in autumn. Spidery, brick red flowers, up to 3cm wide and lightly scented, are borne in January and February and into March. A

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