Corylus avellana Contorta daphne

Corylus avellana Contorta daphneCorylus avellana Contorta is a fascinating tree that deserves a prominent position in the garden. It is commonly called the Contorted Filbert and the reason becomes apparent after leaf drop when the twisted branches are clearly visible, adding a dramatic sculptural presence to the landscape. The foliage is light green with serrated edges and turns a deep yellow in autumn. In winter, yellow hanging catkins are produced on the bare branches. Crazy

making it an excellent choice for hedging and screening

foundation plantings

tidy shape and encourage fresh new growth

the acacia attracts native birds and insects

create a mound for planting

is a striking small tree or large shrub celebrated for its beautiful coppery new foliage and profuse yellow spring blooms

it needs excellent drainage in sandy

followed by edible berries

Thanks to its heavy cropping habit

With such a colourful display

but equally impressive mass planted commercially for impact

This long-lived ornamental shrub forms an attractive upright habit