Well known as a tree grown for its Cobnuts or Hazelnuts, Corylus avellana is also a fantastic hedging plant. Elegant yellow catkins hang gracefully along the bare branches in early spring, followed by large, rounded green leaves which turn to buttery yellow in autumn. Less formal pruning will allow the flowers to develop into edible Hazelnuts which can be harvested in September & October. Hazels are naturally bushy at the base & respond well to clipping so can be maintained as a formal deciduous hedge or included in mixed native hedges. Hazels have fantastic wildlife value & support many species of insect, birds & mammals. Height & spread: 8m (26'). Planting distance: 30cm (12). ...

Well known as a tree grown for its Cobnuts or Hazelnuts, Corylus avellana is also a fantastic hedging plant. Elegant yellow catkins hang gracefully along the bare branches in early spring, followed by large, rounded green leaves which turn to buttery yellow in autumn. Less formal pruning will allow the flowers to develop into edible Hazelnuts which can be harvested in September & October. Hazels are naturally bushy at the base & respond well to clipping so can be maintained as a formal deciduous hedge or included in mixed native hedges. Hazels have fantastic wildlife value & support many species of insect, birds & mammals. Height & spread: 8m (26'). Planting distance: 30cm (12). ...

Well known as a tree grown for its Cobnuts or Hazelnuts, Corylus avellana is also a fantastic hedging plant. Elegant yellow catkins hang gracefully along the bare branches in early spring, followed by large, rounded green leaves which turn to buttery yellow in autumn. Less formal pruning will allow the flowers to develop into edible Hazelnuts which can be harvested in September & October. Hazels are naturally bushy at the base & respond well to clipping so can be maintained as a formal deciduous hedge or included in mixed native hedges. Hazels have fantastic wildlife value & support many species of insect, birds & mammals. Height & spread: 8m (26'). Planting distance: 30cm (12). ...

Well known as a tree grown for its Cobnuts or Hazelnuts, Corylus avellana is also a fantastic hedging plant. Elegant yellow catkins hang gracefully along the bare branches in early spring, followed by large, rounded green leaves which turn to buttery yellow in autumn. Less formal pruning will allow the flowers to develop into edible Hazelnuts which can be harvested in September & October. Hazels are naturally bushy at the base & respond well to clipping so can be maintained as a formal deciduous hedge or included in mixed native hedges. Hazels have fantastic wildlife value & support many species of insect, birds & mammals. Height & spread: 8m (26'). Planting distance: 30cm (12). ...

Well known as a tree grown for its Cobnuts or Hazelnuts, Corylus avellana is also a fantastic hedging plant. Elegant yellow catkins hang gracefully along the bare branches in early spring, followed by large, rounded green leaves which turn to buttery yellow in autumn. Less formal pruning will allow the flowers to develop into edible Hazelnuts which can be harvested in September & October. Hazels are naturally bushy at the base & respond well to clipping so can be maintained as a formal deciduous hedge or included in mixed native hedges. Hazels have fantastic wildlife value & support many species of insect, birds & mammals. Height & spread: 8m &40;26&41;. Supplied as  60 &45; 90 cm bareroots &40;24 &45; 35&34;&41;. Planting distance: 30cm &40;12&34;&41;. ...

A striking red filbert, with dark red leaves & pretty red husks with crisp white inner kernels. This vigorous tree is stunning ...

A popular filbert variety dating from around 1816, ' Cosford' produces good yields of large nuts ...

Hazelnut ' Kentish Cob' is probably the best-known UK variety & easiest to grow in the garden. This attractive, bushy tree produces a mass of yellow-green catkins in the early spring followed a heavy crop of cobnuts in from September. Cobnut ' Kentish Cob' is self-fertile & therefore does not require a pollination companion. Hazels will begin to produce nuts three to four after planting. Height & spread: 3m (9'). Please note, fruit trees will be despatched as early as possible this autumn, once they have gone dormant & are in the ideal condition for lifting from the nursery & for transplanting by our customers ...

Hazelnut ' Kentish Cob' is probably the best-known UK variety & easiest to grow in the garden. This attractive, bushy tree produces a mass of yellow-green catkins in the early spring followed a heavy crop of cobnuts in from September. ...

A striking red filbert, with dark red leaves & pretty red husks with crisp white inner kernels. This vigorous tree is stunning ...