'Cosford' Hazelnut Tree | Corylus avellana

'Cosford' Hazelnut Tree | Corylus avellanaThis variety is a cobnut (a type of hazelnut). An attractive, fast growing tree that produces heavy crops of large, oval cobnuts in late September and October. Scented foliage and bright yellow catkins in summer. A perfect tree for wildlife friendly gardens, attracting bees, butterflies and other pollinators to your garden. Fully hardy and tolerant of drought once established. Grow in full sun on a south or west facing wall. Grows to 4 x 4m but can be

indirect light and good humidity levels

is a striking and hardy houseplant notable for its distinctive variegated foliage

as this can cause root rot

It thrives in well-lit conditions but should be shielded from direct sun exposure

young acorns are green and turn dark red-brown once mature before they fall

The tropical plant’s strong trunk will grow upright with two or more separating branches

Pruning Group 3–Prune hard for continuous flowers from Summer to Autumn

A Sorbus commixta Olympic Flame tree in your garden is certain to become the centre of attention

making it a popular choice for brightening patios

They are invaluable for adding colour to beds and borders and can also be used in patio pots

water and bog gardens - can be planted at a depth of up to 12cm below water

expect crops from September