Hamamelis virginiana
Hamamelis virginiana is the scientific name for the commonly
known shrub witch hazel. This species of witch hazel can be found
throughout Northeastern America and some parts of Southeastern
Canada. It can reach up to roughly 16 feet in height. During late
fall, witch hazel will bloom with yellowish/greenish flowers that
will eventua
lly turn a deep red color.
You may have
heard of witch hazel because of its many medicinal uses. Extracts
from witch hazel are used often in skin products including
aftershave, lotions and many more. This website is designed to teach
readers almost everything there is to know about witch hazel.
To get started click Here to learn the classification of Hamamelis virginiana, aka witch hazel. This is a website designed for the Organismal Biology Class at the University of Wisconsin - La Crosse. To check out web pages by other students click here.
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