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Wordless Wednesday Witches
This entry was posted in Gardening, Gardens, Wordless Wednesday and tagged Hamamelis 'Amethyst', Hamamelis 'Spanish Spider', Hamamelis 'Strawberries and Cream', Hamamelis'Diane', witch hazels. Bookmark the permalink.
Rambling in the Garden 
Cathy that Hamamelis so magnificent and beautiful. Its flowers range from fire red through the fuchsia to a bright pink. They are wonderful. Greetings from Margarita.
Yes, they really brighten up the garden in winter, Margarita
Witch-hazels are exquisite and never more so than when in close-up. Gorgeous.
Yes, I agree, Ian
Look at all that beautiful color.
I do, I do, Lisa! 🙂
The witching hour has arrived.
🙂
Now, breathe….
Like the Wizard of Oz; The Wicked Witches of the East and West, and the Good Witch of the North; plus one, maybe the Good Witch of the South whom we never heard of.
Yes, I am sure there must have been one – or perhaps should have been!
Wonderful witchy witches.
Indeedy!
Bewitching!
I was going to ask which witch was witch Cathy but then I thought on to hover with the mouse. All quite delightful. Is ‘Strawberries and Cream’ living up to your expectations?
Don’t they look even lovelier in close up? 🙂 S&C is certainly different in its bi (tri?) colouring, but this specimen hasn’t had as many flowers as some of my others so hasn’t made quite the same impact this year – but as long as she settles in well I shall be happy
I am beginning to understand your passion for the witches!!!
All your witches are divine. Have you got a favourite?
They all have ther endearing features – perhaps it would be like choosing your favourite child…
They are cute little witches!
So lovely!
I’m drooling.
And I am in a permanent state of drooling when the witch hazels are out… 😉