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Cobnut Halls Giant | Filbert / Hazlenut
Cobnut Halls Giant | Filbert / Hazlenut

Cobnut Halls Giant | Filbert / Hazlenut

£34.99

Hall's Giant is a reliable, multi-stemmed Cobnut tree that€™s easy to grow and produces a good harvest of Hazelnuts in early...

bare root | 1.2m tall
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Plant description

Hall's Giant is a reliable, multi-stemmed Cobnut tree that€™s easy to grow and produces a good harvest of Hazelnuts in early autumn. They also have terrific ornamental value too, producing attractive catkins in early spring.

Position

Position

Full sun / partial shade

Flowering period

Flowering period

February - March

Soil type

Soil type

All soil types

Hardiness

Hardiness

Fully hardy

Eventual height & spread
Eventual height and spread

Specifications

Delivery Option
Standard delivery
Location
Outdoor
Sunlight
Partial shade, Full sun
Soil type
All soil types
Hardiness
Fully hardy
Flowering Period
February - March
Dimensions
bare root | 1.2m tall
Product Code
PL30006278

Care guide

Advice on hot and droopy plants

If your plants are looking a little wilted right now, don't worry! Plants like to be filled with water to keep their structure, and when it's hot that water evaporates.

Just give them an off-schedule watering and they'll be right as rain in no time! Be careful not to flood them - plants don't like extremes.

Features

Q:Does Height Really Matter?

A: Not As Much As You Might Think...

One stand out specification that customers often use to judge the value of a tree is the height. So should height directly correlate with the price of a tree? No, not necessarily.
To an extent the height of a tree can give you a good indication of its maturity but you must not forget: To grow a productive, well shaped, healthy tree you must prune it back regularly, especially when young.
Our trees often grow up to 2m in the fields before we prune them back and package them ready to send out. This pruning encourages the tree to grow more, stronger branches and ensures there is a good balance between the root size and top growth. This ensures that your tree puts energy into establishing a healthy root base instead of supporting top growth, providing a better foundation for your tree in the future.

So, in summary: Don't let the extra 10/20cm you may find elsewhere sway you. You are likely to be paying extra for the delivery costs and, if you want a healthy tree in the long run, you're going to have to chop it off anyway!

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