Summary
This video provides a guide on how to identify a hazel tree by its fruit, leaves, and bark. The hazel tree can be propagated by layering and is commonly used for coppicing.
Highlights
- 🌳 Hazel trees can grow up to 9 meters high.
- 🌰 The fruit of the hazel tree is called hazelnuts or cob nuts and is usually found in clusters of three or four.
- 🌱 The tree can be propagated by layering and is commonly used for coppicing.
- 🍃 The leaves of the hazel tree are almost circular and dark green on one side and light green on the other.
- 🌳 Hazel trees have loads of stems and can be coppiced for making bows, fences, and firewood.
- 🍂 The bark of the hazel tree is silvery in some parts and has lots of little dots on it.
- 🐿️ Squirrels, pigeons, and mice like to eat hazelnuts, so it is best to collect them as soon as they ripen and before they fall on the ground.
Much too jerky to be able to see clearly what is intended. Get a tripod
could you redo this video please if you can,i couldnt see the leaves or the nuts.. thanks for trying tho
pretty poor hasn't really told me how to identify the tree just talks about it in a general manner on a very jerky video
Very impressed with your knowledge considering your age
rubbish no information on how to identify a hazel tree, video terrible
Thanks! I need to see if I have any of this in my woods! Your video helped!