Corylus avellana Specimen Multistem

Description

Corylus avellana, commonly known as Common Hazel, is a versatile deciduous tree or shrub that thrives in various landscapes. These specimens have been selected for their striking shape with multiple stems, creating an impressive architectural presence, perfect as a feature tree.

This native plant is admired for its bright green, rounded foliage, which emerges in spring followed by a display of long yellow catkins, often called “lambs tails.” By autumn, it produces edible hazelnuts, making it a valuable addition for wildlife and gardeners alike. It flourishes in well-drained soil, tolerates shade, and benefits from routine coppicing to maintain its vigour and shape