Genus: Corylus
Species of Corylus
Members growing plants in this genus
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Joined 11 Nov, 2007
40 plants
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173 plants
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269 plants
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526 plants
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235 plants
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580 plants
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128 plants
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50 plants
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3 plants
Comments:
16 Apr, 2008
hi i have one of these,And love the way it grows,But many of my friends say its leaves look diseased............
On photo - Corkscrew Hazel
15 Apr, 2008
Hi Lori
Thanks for your comments.My garden is in the country and I suppose it cried out for that treatment.I like to think that it blends in with the surrounding countryside.I reckon the trick is to give the impression that everything is on the verge of being out of control but not quite.
On photo - Corkscrew Hazel
15 Apr, 2008
I don't have one of these, but hope to someday. I have seen specimens in pictures and in other's gardens...none as robust looking as yours..Very interesting tree. You mentioned that your garden is natural. It's good to hear that on a gardening forum. There are all kinds of gardens and this is a trend that is long overdue... It is the most difficult garden to attempt...the major difficulty lies in knowing what NOT to do and when.lol.
The best way to get a headstart on this type of garden is to find an established garden that has been let go. That way you are already ahead of the game!....lol.
On photo - Corkscrew Hazel
14 Apr, 2008
Great leaves. Looking at the thumbnail on the previous page I thaought that I was clicking on some kind of a moth or butterfly.
On photo - Purple Hazel leaves opening.
14 Apr, 2008
The way the light comes through one of the leaves in particular highlights its beauty. It almost looks as if it is studded with tiny jewels.
On photo - Purple Hazel leaves opening.
1 Apr, 2008
I bet it's not on sale at a bargain price at Morrison's though! lol. Seriously, Thanks, I will look out for it - sounds interesting.
On photo - Corylus avellana 'Contorta'
31 Mar, 2008
There is also a newish cultivar called 'Red Majestic', reddish-purple leaves in spring, reddish-green in summer, plus nice autumn colour, well worth looking for.
On photo - Corylus avellana 'Contorta'
31 Mar, 2008
That's the one we have in the icy scene but we didn't know its real name
On photo - Corylus avellana 'Contorta'
Joined 26 Feb, 2008
Ontario (Province)
17 Apr, 2008
1900neil...my sentiments exactly.
On photo - Corkscrew Hazel