Corylus avellana - Hazel
Native, large leaved deciduous hedging variety. Fluttery limey green leaves, elegant catkins and an autumn harvest of tasty hazelnuts make this an extremely popular hedging choice. Light brown stems through the winter months adorned with catkins are a feast for the eyes. Thriving in most soil types in full sun through to partial shade. Hazel grows well in both inland and exposed costal sites, so an incredibly versatile option.
Native, large leaved deciduous hedging variety. Fluttery limey green leaves, elegant catkins and an autumn harvest of tasty hazelnuts make this an extremely popular hedging choice. Light brown stems through the winter months adorned with catkins are a feast for the eyes. Thriving in most soil types in full sun through to partial shade. Hazel grows well in both inland and exposed costal sites, so an incredibly versatile option.
Native, large leaved deciduous hedging variety. Fluttery limey green leaves, elegant catkins and an autumn harvest of tasty hazelnuts make this an extremely popular hedging choice. Light brown stems through the winter months adorned with catkins are a feast for the eyes. Thriving in most soil types in full sun through to partial shade. Hazel grows well in both inland and exposed costal sites, so an incredibly versatile option.
Key Features
Thrives in full sun & partial shade
Thrives in inland and exposed coastal areas
Deciduous
Easily maintained at 1.5-2m but can grow to 8m +
Average growth rate 40-50cm per year
Hazelnuts in autumn – a treat for yourself & local wildlife
Large, serrated lime green leaves, turning deep yellow in autumn
Prefers moist, well-drained soil
Hedging option, statement tree
