Common Hazel Hedging | Corylus avellana

Common Hazel Hedging | Corylus avellanaA native deciduous hedge that's great for wildlife and even gives you hazelnuts The large, rounded leaves turn an attractive orange gold in autumn. From January to March you'll see fluffy yellow catkins (known as lambs' tails) on the bare branches and the hazelnuts ripen from September to October A fully hardy, fast growing plant which will reach a height of approx 8m but can easily be maintained at 1 5m Even the prunings are useful use hazel stems as

so keep your Prayer Plant away from doors and windows

They start out a rich emerald green before adopting the orange

RHS award winning variety

Great to use at the front of beds or border or in pots

that droops over the pot below it

the upright growing Spineless Yucca boasts a textured brown trunk bearing long

the bright purple Negrita and the white flamed purple Zurel

making them a popular addition for late-season garden displays

This graceful

This striking hardy annual is originally from South America

the Whitebeam tree will come to the rescue

Introducing Cox 2