Flower Notes:
Yellow (Fragrant ribbon-like flowers appear in the fall)
Foliage Notes:
Green (Medium green summer foliage); Yellow (Outstanding yellow fall color)
Stem Notes:
slender, brown and pubescent stems become gray, smooth, and glabrous with maturity
Fruit Notes:
Brown (Not ornamentally important)
Soil Notes:
Widely adapted to soils, except for dry conditions
Diagnostic Characteristics:
Thinnish (compared to Hamamelis vernalis) leaves (3-6" long) are narrow toward a small subcordate base, blade halves are often oblique as in H. vernalis, 5-7 pairs of veins. Veins may or may not have pubescence. Leaf margin is coarsely crenate-dentate. Brown buds are naked and tomentose. Stems are more smooth than H. vernalis.
Indiana Native 
