Witch Hazel adorns the Metropolitan

It is simply not feasible to describe a golden Witch Hazel.  It seems to be everywhere now, though we have it on good authority that it blooms in late October.  So many experts!  I hear it's pollinated by other hardy species like gnats, since butterflies and bees are long ago and far away. 

But if perchance there were a bee or two, they'd dine on Metropolitan Witch Hazel. I know I would.

 Jane with witchHazelfix2

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