It is a medicine which has been used for centuries, and is still available at drugstores today. Know what it is? Let’s take a ...

By the Mesolithic era (about 8,000 BCE) hazel trees started to become one of the dominant woodland species throughout the southern part of Sweden. Along with pine trees, the hazel forests formed a ...

I know that cross-species pollination gets better results ... The word hazelnut is derived from the Anglo-Saxon word haesel (bonnet). Hazelnut trees thrive in cool, moist climates and require ...

There are several different types of witch hazel (Hamamelis spp), including two native species. The plant is unusual ... Witch hazel grows as a shrub or small tree with a somewhat open and ...

I quickly spied the source, a witch-hazel tree in full bloom ... which provide nourishment for a host of hardy insect species (flies, midges, beetles) that are also active during winter.

Click here to find out more. The hazel tree is a native species of Ireland, thriving in the country's temperate climate and rich, loamy soils. It is a deciduous tree that can grow up to 12 meters ...

In Ireland, tales of faerie trees and wise hazel groves have protected these species from overharvesting and destruction. Folklore gardens use interpretive signs, guided walks, and hands-on ...

With the many tree species that are common across Pennsylvania ... tulip poplar and witch hazel.