Hazel Bare Root Tree 80–100cm | Corylus avellana Hedge UK

Hazel bare root trees (Corylus avellana, 80–100cm) provide reliable, wildlife-friendly hedging and nut production in UK gardens. Suitable for coppicing, these native trees are valued for fast early spring growth, edible hazelnuts, and their positive role in supporting pollinators.

Product Details

• Botanical name: Corylus avellana
• Supplied size: 80–100cm bare root sapling
• Mature height: Up to 6 metres
• Growth rate: Moderate; up to 40–60cm/year
• Soil: Prefers moist, fertile soils; frost resistant
• Uses: Wildlife hedging, coppicing, edible nuts

FAQs

• Is Corylus avellana suitable for creating a wildlife-friendly hedge? Yes, Hazel trees attract pollinators, nesting birds, and supply autumn nuts for wildlife.
• How fast do Hazel trees grow compared to other hedging plants? Hazel has a moderate annual growth (40–60cm), suitable for mixed or single-species hedges.
• Will Hazel bare roots produce edible nuts in the UK? Yes, mature Hazel trees produce hazelnuts, usually from 3–4 years after planting in suitable UK climates.
• What care does a bare root Hazel tree need? Plant during the dormant season (Nov–March), water well, and mulch. Coppice every 7–10 years for vigour.
• Why choose Hazel for coppicing? Hazel regrows well after cutting. Coppiced stems suit garden structures and support biodiversity.