Witch Hazel 'Diane' by durleybeachbum
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Description
Hamamelis x intermedia 'Diane' , in flower from about Christmas till February, although this year, amazingly, the Witch Hazels have flowered rather late!
See the yellow one Here
Comments (12)
An unusual looking plant. I still think it looks like the tortillas strips they put on my taco salad.
Yes, tortilla strips or possibly confetti. Very colorful & exuberant...
beautiful
this is new to me
wonderful capture
I always love your witch hazel photos. Thanks for sharing.
Love this colour.
LOL @ Mark and Claude! :P Now I'm hungry. Must be getting on lunchtime!
Great shot Andrea. Distilled witch hazel is good for bruises I believe :)
What a fantastic colour Hazel you have, Andrea, I've never seen this colour before, and I love it. btw, We didn't eat our Marigold yet, I just use it in my herb-tea. One can make a good cream of it. This I'll do when we have more of them.
Very nice. I like the way you emphasized the flower by the narrow depth of field!
They are slow at the arboretum this year, for some odd reason. Lovely capture!
well at least 2 people saw tortilla strips or confetti. That's pretty close. And the buds look a little like sleigh bells. What a wholly fascinating capture. In full zoom, it's like the detritus that vacuum cleaner rollers pick up from carpets after a party. A real crinkled, wrinkled bunch. Just fascinating, and the hues are beautiful, with that deep purple on the buds in contrast with those reds...