Beaked Hazelnut (Corylus cornuta var. californica)- Native Nut Tree- Bare Root and Potted plants Bluebird Hydrangea bell-shaped flowers in late spring

bell-shaped flowers in late spring

Autumn Britten red raspberries are the earliest fall bearing raspberries

Can be left in its natural form or sheared for a more formal look

compact elderberry plant

Beaked Hazelnut (Corylus cornuta var. californica)- Native Nut Tree- Bare Root and Potted plants Bluebird Hydrangea bell-shaped flowers in late springBeaked hazelnut (Corylus cornuta var. californica) Corylus cornuta, or Beaked Hazelnut, is a multi stemmed, suckering understory deciduous shrub or small tree. Grows 5 12 feet tall. It has doubly toothed, hairy leaves and is easily identified by its 1 2 inch edible nuts, which are enclosed in a husk that forms a prominent "beak" Available as: 1 gallon container 8 28 inch potted plant, 5 1 2" deep Bare Root 15 25 inches tall SOLD OUT until February,