What is another word for Genus Hamamelis?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs hˈame͡ɪmlˌiz] (IPA) 
Genus Hamamelis refers to a group of flowering shrubs commonly called witch hazels. Witch hazels are known for their tough foliage and clusters of yellow, red, or orange blooms that appear in late winter or early spring. Other synonyms for genus Hamamelis include Hamamelidaceae and winter-bloom. In horticulture, the genus is sometimes referred to as the "Hamamelis family." Witch hazel extracts also have a variety of medicinal uses and are used in skincare products. Some species of witch hazel grow naturally in North America, while others are native to Asia. Witch hazels make excellent ornamental plants due to their unique winter blooming and their ability to thrive in shady areas.
