Hamamelis

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Hamamelis is a genus of deciduous shrubs and small trees, commonly known as witch-hazels, valued for their fragrant winter-blooming flowers and medicinal astringent extracts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf plant genus
taxon
class Magnoliopsida NERFINISHED
commonName witch-hazels
containsCompound essential oils
flavonoids
tannins
dispersalMethod seed ejection
division Magnoliophyta
family Hamamelidaceae NERFINISHED
flowerCharacteristic fragrant flowers
spidery petals
flowerColor orange
red
yellow
floweringSeason late autumn
winter
fruitType woody capsule
growthRequirement acidic to neutral soil
well-drained soil
hasSpecies Hamamelis japonica NERFINISHED
Hamamelis mollis NERFINISHED
Hamamelis ovalis NERFINISHED
Hamamelis vernalis NERFINISHED
Hamamelis virginiana NERFINISHED
kingdom Plantae
landscapeUse shrub border
specimen plant
leafPersistence deciduous
leafType broadleaf
lightRequirement full sun
partial shade
medicinalProperty astringent
medicinalUse treatment of hemorrhoids
treatment of minor skin irritations
treatment of varicose veins
nativeTo China NERFINISHED
East Asia NERFINISHED
Japan NERFINISHED
North America
notableFeature flowering in cold weather
order Saxifragales NERFINISHED
plantHabit deciduous shrub
small tree
produces astringent extract
taxonRank genus
usedFor medicinal purposes
ornamental planting
winter garden interest

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Saxifragales hasNotableMember Hamamelis