Hamamelis x intermedia Diane Witch Hazel Echeveria agavoides Like most ferns

Like most ferns

making it a popular choice for ornamental purposes in gardens and landscapes

In the late summer or early fall

The fruit produced by the "Lime Sublime" tree is similar in taste to regular Key Limes

reaching only about 30-40cm in height

Hamamelis x intermedia Diane Witch Hazel Echeveria agavoides Like most fernsHamamelis x intermedia 'Diane' is another cultivar of the Hamamelis, commonly known as witch hazel. It is a deciduous shrub that is prized for its fragrant winter blooms and attractive foliage The 'Diane' cultivar is known for its bright red, spidery flowers that bloom in late winter, typically from February to March. The blooms are fragrant and eye catching, making it a popular choice for winter gardens. The leaves are a medium green color in the