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Early, copious, golden-yellow blossoms on bare stems in late winter. Fragrant and striking, this has in fact been the most fragrant witch hazel at our location. Give summer water for best blooms in winter. Mature size: 10 ft x 10 ft Minimum temperature: -20° F

Deep copper-maroon, threadlike fragrant blooms in mid-winter through early spring are at their very best when backlit by the sun. Large leaves reminiscent of Hazelnut leaves, but perhaps prettier, turn yellow, orange, and red in fall on this broadly vase-shaped deciduous shrub. Mature size: 8-12 ft T x 10-15 ft W Minimum temperature:...

One of the best red selections we've seen, shared by our avid gardening friend—Sally Herman. Sadly, the cultivar name has been lost in the accumulated tag piles; if you recognize it let us know. The deep, nearly burgundy, flowers smolder in the late winter garden. Behold the drama! Appreciates summer...

Large, yellow, fringed flowers brighten the late winter garden and lift the spirits of anxious gardeners. The bees enjoy finding these blooms at a lean time. A vase-shaped deciduous shrub 8' x 8'.Minimum temperature: -20° F

Clouds of bright yellow spidery flowers on bare stems in late winter. One of the best. Mature size: 8 ft T x W Minimum temperature: -20° F

Narrow, crinkled flower petals of orange and yellow on bare stems illuminate the late winter garden. Position to catch the low winter sun, and place where you'll see it and smell its light fragrance in winter—near a driveway, walk, or window. Deciduous, vase-shaped, slow-growing shrub with orange and red fall color....

In the Witch Hazel family, and a native to China and Japan, Disanthus is a rounded shrub with blue-green nearly round foliage that becomes a tapestry of glorious colors in the autumn shade garden: reds, oranges, yellows, purples, pinks. It's slightly fragrant, with tiny, deep red-purple starry flowers on stems in fall. Protect...

Early to late spring, 2-inch pendent racemes of fragrant lemon-yellow blooms with red-violet anthers dangle elegantly and profusely on this large deciduous shrub. They bloom on zig-zagging branches before the peach new leaves emerge, covering the shrub like a spring rain. Toothed leaves are wide and soft, with a deeply impressed geometry...