Hazel Hedging 2 Litre Pot 60-80cm
Perfect starter, plant 3-4 per metre
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Perfect starter, plant 3-4 per metre
| Next band £300 3% off | £500 5% off | £1000 10% off | £2500 15% off |
|---|---|---|---|
| £3.83 each | £3.75 each | £3.55 each | £3.35 each |
Hazel (Corylus avellana) is a traditional native shrub valued for its fast growth, attractive foliage, and exceptional wildlife benefits. Ideal for natural, informal hedging, it forms a dense, bushy barrier that’s perfect for field boundaries, garden screens, and mixed native hedges.
In early spring, Hazel produces graceful golden catkins before its fresh green leaves emerge, followed by clusters of hazelnuts in autumn — a favourite for wildlife and a treat for foragers. Robust and adaptable, it thrives in most soil types and conditions and responds well to pruning, making it easy to maintain at the desired height and density.
Supplied in 2 litre pots, Hazel is an affordable and effective choice for creating traditional, wildlife-rich hedges.
Key Features:
Native deciduous shrub with fast, bushy growth – ideal for informal or mixed hedges
Golden spring catkins and autumn hazelnuts provide year-round seasonal interest
Excellent for supporting wildlife and biodiversity
Hardy, easy to grow, and highly adaptable
Planting & Care:
Position: Full sun or partial shade
Soil: Any well-drained soil; tolerant of poor or chalky conditions
Watering: Water during establishment; low-maintenance once mature
Pruning: Coppice or trim in winter to maintain shape and encourage new growth
Spacing: Plant 3–4 per metre for a dense hedge
Design Ideas:
Plant as part of a mixed native hedge with hawthorn, blackthorn, and field maple
Use as a natural garden screen or wildlife corridor
Perfect for rural boundaries and traditional hedgerows
Final Thought:
With its fast growth, seasonal beauty, and outstanding wildlife value, Hazel is a timeless choice for natural hedging. It’s a cost-effective and eco-friendly way to create thriving, biodiverse boundaries.