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3ft 'Webb's Prize' Hazelnut Tree | Corylus avellana | Bare Root

3ft 'Webb's Prize' Hazelnut Tree | Corylus avellana | Bare Root

3ft 'Webb's Prize' Hazelnut Tree | Corylus avellana | Bare Root

Name: 3ft 'Webb's Prize' Hazelnut Tree | Corylus avellana | Bare Root
Brand: Winters Hill
SKU: shopify_GB_15178767892859_55626525802875
Price: 54.99 GBP
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Highlights
Variety Specifications
Planting & Care

Introducing a new weeping variety of cobnut, a type of hazelnut native to the UK.
Easy to grow, this self-fertile tree consistently yields delicious nuts.
Its compact weeping habit reaches just 3x3m, making it perfect for gardens of any size. It can be pruned to stay smaller.
Bright yellow catkins appear from January to March, providing a valuable early food source for pollinators.
Harvest your own tasty nuts in late September, perfect for eating fresh or using in baking.
Can be grown as a beautiful standalone specimen tree or used for hedging and screening.
Our trees are expertly pruned before dispatch to encourage a strong, bushy shape.

Species: Hazelnut
Features: Native to UK, Self fertile
Flowering Time: March, April, May
Flower Colour: Bright yellow catkins
Harvest Time: September, October, November
Position: Full sun to partial shade
Habit: Grows with a neat bushy habit
Eventual Spread: Spreads up to 3m unless pruned
Hardiness: Fully hardy
Soil Type: Any fertile, well-draining soil
Pollination: Partially self fertile. Will produce a crop on its own but yields are improved with a pollination partner.
Pest & Disease: Excellent pest and disease resistance
Uses: Eating, cooking

Planting Time: September, October, November
Spacing: Plant trees 3m apart to allow for spreading.
Location: Choose a sheltered location in full sun or partial shade.
Soil: Tolerates most conditions but prefers well-drained, loamy soil. If your soil is heavy or sandy, mix in some perlite or fine horticultural grit when planting.
Watering: Water well when newly planted and during dry spells for at least the first year.
Feeding: No feeding is required. Your tree will get all the nutrients it needs from the soil.
Pruning: Prune annually in mid to late February to maintain the tree's shape and encourage cropping.
Frost Protection: The tree is fully hardy, but if frost is forecast when in blossom, protect the flowers overnight with horticultural fleece.

Product Specifications

Supplied As: Bare root
Height on Arrival: 60-90cm
Eventual Height: Grows to a height of 3m unless pruned
Time to First Crop: 3-4 years

Highlights

Introducing a new weeping variety of cobnut, a type of hazelnut native to the UK.
Easy to grow, this self-fertile tree consistently yields delicious nuts.
Its compact weeping habit reaches just 3x3m, making it perfect for gardens of any size. It can be pruned to stay smaller.
Bright yellow catkins appear from January to March, providing a valuable early food source for pollinators.
Harvest your own tasty nuts in late September, perfect for eating fresh or using in baking.
Can be grown as a beautiful standalone specimen tree or used for hedging and screening.
Our trees are expertly pruned before dispatch to encourage a strong, bushy shape.

Variety Specifications

Species: Hazelnut
Features: Native to UK, Self fertile
Flowering Time: March, April, May
Flower Colour: Bright yellow catkins
Harvest Time: September, October, November
Position: Full sun to partial shade
Habit: Grows with a neat bushy habit
Eventual Spread: Spreads up to 3m unless pruned
Hardiness: Fully hardy
Soil Type: Any fertile, well-draining soil
Pollination: Partially self fertile. Will produce a crop on its own but yields are improved with a pollination partner.
Pest & Disease: Excellent pest and disease resistance
Uses: Eating, cooking

Planting & Care

Planting Time: September, October, November
Spacing: Plant trees 3m apart to allow for spreading.
Location: Choose a sheltered location in full sun or partial shade.
Soil: Tolerates most conditions but prefers well-drained, loamy soil. If your soil is heavy or sandy, mix in some perlite or fine horticultural grit when planting.
Watering: Water well when newly planted and during dry spells for at least the first year.
Feeding: No feeding is required. Your tree will get all the nutrients it needs from the soil.
Pruning: Prune annually in mid to late February to maintain the tree's shape and encourage cropping.
Frost Protection: The tree is fully hardy, but if frost is forecast when in blossom, protect the flowers overnight with horticultural fleece.