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WITCH
HAZEL Hamamelis
virginica . Hamamelidaceae.
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| All herbs should be used in moderation and not in large quantities. Please consult a Herbalist. |
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Fast
remedy for clearing bruises. |
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| Annual/biennial/Perennial | Deciduous. |
| Appearance | Resembles the Hazel. |
| Height | 13ft/4m |
| Growing Position | Found in woodland areas, find a comparable spot in your garden. |
| Disease | |
| Fertiliser | Humus |
| Propagation & soil | Shade with some sun in humus rich soil. |
| General Information | It is really best to buy Witch Hazel already prepared from the chemist and follow the instructions on the bottle. |
| Spring | |
| Summer | |
| Autumn | Prune. |
| Winter | |
| Use | |
| Aromatic, Medicinal or Culinary | Medicinal. |
| Areas of help | Directly for bruising. Diluted for internal use (see below). Sore throats, bruises, sore eyes (diluted) stomach ulcers and bleeding after tooth extraction. |
| Storage | |
| Specific Use | |
| Recipe Large doses can be harmful. Basic recipes and how to make, CLICK. |
A
teaspoonful in a wine-glass of warm water for internal use, as a gargle
but spit out. |