Hamamelis x intermedia - Witchhazel

Treatments Hamamelis x intermedia : Normally a pesticide treatment is applied at the beginning of spring, to prevent the growth of aphids; in the same period it is applied also a Bordeaux mixture treatment, against fungal diseases. Following treatments are applied only in case there is a presence of parasites. Acidophil plants often need greening fertilizers treatments, against the ferric chlorosis.

continental : Water The Hamamelis x intermedia very regularly, trying to maintain the soil always a little humid, but not soaked or with stagnating water. Remember to increase waterings during the most luxuriant vegetative period, from March until October, and to decrease watering when the cold period starts.

alpine : We remind to water The Hamamelis x intermedia very often, specially in summer; the soil shall be maintained humid constantly, but not soaked. During the cold season we can decrease waterings, but avoid the soil to dry out completely for too long periods.

mediterranean : Water The Hamamelis x intermedia very regularly, allowing the substrate to be constantly humid; increase waterings specially in summer, and decrease them in winter. Remember that these plants suffer from drought, specially in case of long duration drought.

continental : This plant prefers to be exposed to direct sunlight all year long.
Grow The Hamamelis x intermedia outside all year long; it is a rustic plant.

alpine : Grow The Hamamelis x intermedia where it can be exposed every day to direct sunlight as long as possible.
This is a very rustic plant, that is grown in the garden all year long without any problem.

mediterranean : Grow The Hamamelis x intermedia in a very bright location, with a good exposure to direct sunlight.
These plants are very rustic and survive in the garden also in case of long intense frosts.

Fertilization Hamamelis x intermedia : Give a fertilizer to our shrubs at the end of winter, bury at the base of the plant a slow-release organic or granular fertilizer; we can eventually give a second fertilizing at the end of summer.