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Description

Corylus avellana ContortaCorkscrew Hazel A large shrub or small tree, Corylus avellana Contorta is a form of our native Hazel, found growing wild in an English hedgerow in the 1860's. It is well known because of its unusual and very ornamental twisted branches. In some parts of Europe, the corkscrew Hazel is used in Easter celebrations: branches are brought into the house and decorated, much like a Christmas tree! The Corkscrew Hazel has dark green foliage producing good

red-purple nuts

healthy rose

It will grow in all free draining soils

Site: Requires shelter from wind

A seedling found in a Berkshire garden in the 1760s

Creamy-white flowers flowers appear in May

Uses: Cooking and preserving

Rosa Pheasant is a rather thorny

Eventually this tree will develop unusual aerial roots from the lower stem which will add an extra level of interest

Pollination: Group 3 (pollinates with Groups 2

Daffodils will naturalize and multiply with ease

Mock Orange Aureus