Hazel Whips | Corylus avellanaHazel Corylus avellana For a single row of hedging, you will need 4 plants per metre; for a double row of hedging, you will need 6 plants per metre. Hazel can be found in the understorey of lowland oak or birch woodland and in scrub and hedgerows. One of our smallest native tree species, it grows more like a shrub than a tree and when mature grows to 4 6 metres. It is an excellent addition to mixed hedging. Hazels distinctive yellow male catkins

The 15 native species include annual species for colour in the first year

They feature an ergonomic

Quick to germinate and requiring minimal upkeep

ensuring beautiful and thriving garden and paddock landscapes

and cherries providing food for a wide range of birds including blackbirds and thrushes as well as mammals such as badgers and wood mice

and wildflowers and perennial forage herbs for a balanced diet

a nature enthusiast

It might take a couple of years for numbers to grow to an effective level

their drooping flowers can be more clearly seen when planted on walls or banks

making them easy to use for kids of all ages

Durable and High-Quality

It is quick to establish