Corylus avellana

Corylus avellana, commonly called the European Hazel, is a charming deciduous shrub native to Europe. It offers a classic silhouette with spreading branches and rounded leaves that turn golden in autumn. People admire this shrub for its ornamental value and its role as a habitat for wildlife. Its distinctive catkins appear early in spring, adding delicate texture and seasonal interest to gardens.

The Corylus avellana features smooth, brown bark and edible nuts encased in leafy husks. This Common Hazel grows to a medium height, making it suitable for hedges or standalone specimens. Gardeners value it for its resilience and natural form. Its leaves are heart-shaped with a slightly serrated edge, giving the shrub a soft appearance throughout the growing season.

• Produces attractive yellow male catkins in early spring
• Leaves turn a rich yellow to brown in autumn
• Edible nuts surrounded by protective leafy husks
• Supports local wildlife including birds and insects
• Natural rounded growth habit suits many landscape styles

As an Ornamental Shrub, the Hazel Nut Tree enhances naturalistic and woodland gardens. Its native status to Europe contributes to its adaptability and hardiness. The Corylus genus is prized for combining beauty with practical uses. Overall, Corylus avellana adds both ecological and aesthetic value to garden spaces.

IMPORTANT: The pictures show the mother plant, which is not for sale. The offer includes a plant with the dimensions stated in the description.