Corylus avellana Contorta Borinda The small mound of fuzzy

The small mound of fuzzy stems and sticky grey leaves is topped

cutting them into shorter pieces produces the same results as pinching back an above ground stem:The dormant lateral buds will now grow with the removal of the terminal bud

As with all brunneras

Our offerings are Chinese genetics

muelleri is one of the few species that produces seed without meaningful sex

Corylus avellana Contorta Borinda The small mound of fuzzyCorylus avellana 'Contorta', better known as Harry Lauder's walking stick, has long been one of our favorite large shrubs. This gem was originally found in a hedgerow in Tortworth, England by the late Lord Ducie. The fuzzy green leaves fall after frost, revealing the twisty grey stems. Starting in late January (NC), the stalks are adorned with dangling tan catkins. Harry Lauder's walking stick, which can reach 10' tall x 10' wide in 15 years makes an