Love is definitely in the air.
Come in for a closer look.
I mean really close. Get to the heart of the matter.
Hearts brought to you by Witch Hazel Jelena Hamamelis x intermedia 'Jelena'. Happy Valentines Day.
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LOVE Witch Hazel, so beautiful and delicate, and the scent .... wonderful photos. Happy Valentine's Day!
So sweet, and full of love! Happy V-Day, Lisa!
Jelena's the best. The sweetest. Happy Love Day on you, Lisa.
Great shots of the Witch Hazel. Hope you and yours had a great Valentines Day.
I have just ordered my first witch hazel. These shots make me so anxious for it to bloom - next year! Gorgeous pics. Hope you had a wonderful Valentine's day!
How lovely! Is this growing in your garden? I must have missed it this summer. Hope you had a wonderful Valentine's Day!
They are so pretty. I love the little hearts. My witch hazel is barely blooming. Isn't it odd how our different climates respond to the tiny call of spring?~~Dee
I have a fall blooming witch hazel and every year when I see photos like this I think I must buy a spring blooming one. They are such a wonderful start to the season.
I have a young Hamamelis vernalis but it's got a couple of years to go before blooming. Can't wait!
Oh Lisa… every year you share these blooms I say I should add this plant to my garden… swoon… another year I will enjoy sharing yours :-) Great images and detail… hoping you had a lovely day with DB :-D
Thanks for that up-close view. Stunning.
Wow! Amazing photos!
What an unusual flower!
Awwwwwwww happy Valentine’s Day to you too! Albeit just a tiny bit late.
Love Hamamelis blooms.
You are a most talented photographer to make Witch Hazel pretty! Happy belated Valentines to you, too. :)
I tried planting a Diane witch hazel, but picked a terrible spot. I am going to try again.
Very unique and pretty. Happy Belated Valentine's Day!
She is fabulous!
I love this! :)
Hi Lisa, long time since I've visited. I remember back in the '80's when I lived in Alabama, we had a witch hazel in the yard. I don't think I've ever seen one growing up here in the frozen north. They are probably too smart to grow here:)
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