Witch hazel is blooming dotting the forest with feathers of yellow, reminiscent of Spring's forsythia. Apparently the seeds can shoot out of the capsule and fly 10 m earning the alternative name "Snapping Hazel". I've never seen or heard that, but I'll be more aware next August or so. Wikipedia
In 2003 we bought 58.92 acres on a hillside in Julian, Pa. We call it our Barony and this is its unfolding chronicle. Construction of Phase I (Carriage House) ended in 2004; Phase II (Main House) ended in 2010. Phase III is never ending. Visitors to our tale are invited to leave a comment.
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Monday, November 12, 2007
Snapping Hazel
Witch hazel is blooming dotting the forest with feathers of yellow, reminiscent of Spring's forsythia. Apparently the seeds can shoot out of the capsule and fly 10 m earning the alternative name "Snapping Hazel". I've never seen or heard that, but I'll be more aware next August or so. Wikipedia
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