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Cobnut - Corylus avellana SegorbeCobnut Segorbe A French cultivar of common hazel, Corylus avellana Segorbe is a large, very vigorous, deciduous hazelnut tree, with a rounded habit. The nuts are round, small to average size with brown shells, are fragrant and have an excellent flavour. The large, slightly serrated leaves are mid green, turning yellow in autumn. In February and March, yellow male catkins and tiny red female flowers appear, and can be vulnerable to frosts. The nuts can

cupped to flat

hybrid New Zealand flax with a rich

Magnolia Susan

Pear Concorde is a partially self fertile variety and will crop on its own but a nearby pollination partner of a different variety is beneficial

A healthy tree

A mid-sized conical shaped conifer

Height: 10ft (3m) Spread: 10ft (3m)

The flowers are followed by small black berries

2m) Spread: 3’ (90cm) in 2-5 years

These flowers contrast very effectively against the dark green leaves

variegated in longitudinal stripes of yellow and grey green

which can sometimes be picked as early as late August