Hamamelis x intermedia 'Fire Charm' | Fire Charm Witch Hazel
DESCRIPTION
Hamamelis × intermedia 'Fire Charm', also known by its German name 'Feuerzauber', is a deciduous shrub that blooms from January to March. It showcases coppery orange-red flowers with narrow, crinkled petals that emit a mild fragrance. These blossoms appear on bare branches, providing a vibrant display during the late winter months. As the seasons progress, the mid-green leaves turn shades of red and yellow in autumn, adding to its seasonal appeal.
Introduced in 1958 by Herm. A. Hesse Nurseries in Weener, Germany, 'Fire Charm' is recognized for its robust growth and vase-shaped form. A notable characteristic of this cultivar is its ability to retain flower color better than some other varieties as the blossoms age. Additionally, it boasts a fiery orange-red autumn foliage, enhancing its ornamental value throughout multiple seasons.
DESCRIPTION
Hamamelis × intermedia 'Fire Charm', also known by its German name 'Feuerzauber', is a deciduous shrub that blooms from January to March. It showcases coppery orange-red flowers with narrow, crinkled petals that emit a mild fragrance. These blossoms appear on bare branches, providing a vibrant display during the late winter months. As the seasons progress, the mid-green leaves turn shades of red and yellow in autumn, adding to its seasonal appeal.
Introduced in 1958 by Herm. A. Hesse Nurseries in Weener, Germany, 'Fire Charm' is recognized for its robust growth and vase-shaped form. A notable characteristic of this cultivar is its ability to retain flower color better than some other varieties as the blossoms age. Additionally, it boasts a fiery orange-red autumn foliage, enhancing its ornamental value throughout multiple seasons.
DESCRIPTION
Hamamelis × intermedia 'Fire Charm', also known by its German name 'Feuerzauber', is a deciduous shrub that blooms from January to March. It showcases coppery orange-red flowers with narrow, crinkled petals that emit a mild fragrance. These blossoms appear on bare branches, providing a vibrant display during the late winter months. As the seasons progress, the mid-green leaves turn shades of red and yellow in autumn, adding to its seasonal appeal.
Introduced in 1958 by Herm. A. Hesse Nurseries in Weener, Germany, 'Fire Charm' is recognized for its robust growth and vase-shaped form. A notable characteristic of this cultivar is its ability to retain flower color better than some other varieties as the blossoms age. Additionally, it boasts a fiery orange-red autumn foliage, enhancing its ornamental value throughout multiple seasons.
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Family: Hamamelidaceae
Height: 9 to 10 feet
Width: 10 to 14 feet
Foliage color: Medium green, turning orange and red in autumn
Flower color: Coppery orange suffused with red
Bloom time: Midwinter to late winter
Light requirements: Full sun to partial shade
Water requirements: Moderate; prefers moist, well-drained soil
Maintenance: Low; prune after flowering to maintain shape
Growing zone: USDA zones 5 to 8
Wildlife attractors: Attracts bees and hummingbirdsThis plant can be seen at the Washington Park Arboretum.
