Hamamelis virginiana - Witch Hazel fruit They are followed by tiny

They are followed by tiny clusters of white flowers in late spring and into summer covering in them making a delightful display

this tree is very similar to the much more commonly grown Lirodendron tulipifera

not a grafted specimen

it likes sun or shade and any soil

This maple has very unmaple like leaves

Hamamelis virginiana - Witch Hazel fruit They are followed by tinyA deciduous large shrub to small tree noted for its stunning autumn to winter flowers which emit a delightful perfume. A native to eastern Northern America where it grown as an understory shrub. Able to handle a variety of soils, its roots must remain cool, so if planted in full sun a good layer of mulch will be needed.