Description

Common Hazel (Corylus avellana) – Bare Root, 40–60cm 🌿

Our bare root Common Hazel plants are a traditional favourite for creating natural, wildlife-friendly hedges. Corylus avellana is a native species known for its attractive rounded green leaves and yellow catkins in early spring, which provide an early source of pollen for bees. In autumn, it produces edible hazelnuts that are loved by birds and squirrels alike.

These bare root plants offer excellent value and are easy to establish when planted during the autumn and winter season. Perfect for mixed native hedging or as a standalone shrub, Hazel brings both structure and wildlife interest to any garden.

🌱 Key details:

Size: 40–60cm (bare root)

Native, wildlife-friendly hedge plant

Yellow spring catkins & autumn hazelnuts

Great for mixed native hedges

Only available for a limited time (around 4–6 weeks) during the bare root season