The Corylus 'Garibaldi' also known as the Common Hazel is a deciduous plant grown in Central Europe. With a strong stem and rich green leaves this plant can grow up five metres in height.

Fruit produced from this tree are white in the centre and have a lovely taste. Can be eaten on their own or used for cooking, baking or making preserves.

Best grown in light sun to light shade, and requires watering moderately.

This plant is a hardy perennial, deciduous shrub. It has leaves which change colour and fall during the Autumn. Autumn is a good time to plant as the roots continue to establish and this gives your plant a head start as opposed to planting in spring.