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Filbert - Corylus maxima Kentish CobFilbert Kentish Cob Actually a filbert rather than a cob, Corylus maxima Kentish Cob is a compact cultivar of the deciduous native hazel tree. The nuts have a particularly fine flavour, and the dangling yellow male catkins are a lovely sight in late winter. Its compact for a hazel, with a bushy habit, rather slow growing and not the heaviest cropper. Its partially self fertile, but will crop better if grown with a different hazel cultivar, unless wild

Avens Pink Petticoats is also good for underplanting roses

Well suited to the Irish climate

densely branched

or near a gate or doorway where the scent can be appreciated

Japanese maples all require shelter from wind to avoid wind scorch

although the colour is richest in full sun

borne on strong stems

faintly striped red

Japanese aralia Spider’s Web may need winter protection in colder areas

but may do better if planted under cover

elegant yellow and crimson buds open to large

grow at the tips of the branches