Corylus avellana Pendula

Corylus avellana 'Pendula' is a delightful form of Hazel, also known as the European Weeping Filbert. It has graceful weeping branches, creating a small, but dense, dome-shaped tree with long catkins produced in spring and dark green leaves which turn yellow in autumn.

This unusual and rare non-evergreen tree with stiffly weeping branches is best grown as a free standing specimen or for architectural interest within a large, mixed sunny or partially shaded border.

It is particularly eye catching when the central leader is trained up a tall cane or post to encourage it to grow as a slender weeping tree. Once this support is removed, the branches will cascade down and the tree will not grow much taller.

'Pendula' in a 3L pot
£16.00
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Pendula characteristics

Growing

  • Gardening skill: Average