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Beautiful yellow flowers beginning in mid February in warm years and mid March in cold years. Blooms last about a month or so. One of t...Read More
A consistently good bloomer, and the latest of the witch hazels to bloom. It starts to bloom in late winter, though when exactly varies c...Read More
Seemed slow to establish; profuse suckering but no disease issues. Takes drought once established. Nice fall color but spring blooms adve...Read More
My Arnold's Promise has been living in a pot for 4-5 years here in Seattle. Last week (early Feb) two blooms appeared, and that's all. ...Read More
this is a spectacular specimen plant ..When planted was apprx 4 ft 10 years ago and now is apprx 10 by 10
Beautiful intense yell...Read More
Does better than Hamamelis vernalis here. Even after a mild winter, H. vernalis doesn't flower well but this one is pretty reliable.
Arnold Promise was the first variety of Witch Hazel that I added to my garden, and it had me hooked on it's beautiful form and early spla...Read More
'Arnold Promise' witch hazel is the first of this fine species that I had the pleasure to become acquainted with (and plant for myself) b...Read More
I look forward to the late winter flowers every year! Blooms around Mid February around here-sometimes a bit earlier, and lasts about 4 weeks.
Received The Royal Horticultural Society, Award of Garden Merit (AGM) in 2005.
This is probably the most well known witch hazel and rightly so; the flowers are among the largest of the witch hazels and are a brillian...Read More