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Hazel

Corylus avellana

The Hazel produces catkins in winter and edible nuts in late summer or early autumn.

Food source

Larval

Volume discounts

40 - 90

-£1.35

100 +

-£4.00

Postage

Minimum order is 30 hedging plants - can be a mix of species.

£15.50 for 10

Qty 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 200

 

Full description

Hazel is grown as a hedging plant, shrub or small tree and is coppiced to make hazel hurdles.  The well known sight of catkins are the male flowers which appear in early winter.  It is the food plant for a variety of moths. 

Bare-root plants 40-60 cm.

PLEASE NOTE: Minimum order for Hedgerow Plants is 30 plants.  (This could be 10 each of 3 different species.)  If ordering in addition to a Hedgerow Collection, then any number can be ordered.

 

For protection from rabbits, use our spiral guards and canes (to be found in the Gifts & Tools department).