Hazelnut 'Webb's Prize Cob' Tree

Hazel 'Webb's Prize Cob' produces large, flavoursome nuts that are suited to eating and cooking. In late winter to early spring, yellow/brown catkins hang from the branches of this well sized shrub or tree. They are followed by broad, green leaves and in early autumn, edible nuts. When stored correctly, the nuts can be kept for a year.

Partially self-fertile, Hazel 'Webb's Prize Cob' can produce nuts by itself but will crop far better with another variety pollinating it. Grow in a sheltered position with full sun to partial shade.

AKA Corylus avellana 'Webb's Prize Cob'