Corylus avellana 'Red Majestic' Topiary orange-brown felted beneath and somewhat

orange-brown felted beneath and somewhat more narrow than the species

The tree is inclined to lose lower branches with maturity

The pendulous clusters unfold in April to June

Plant in full sun or partial shade

providing an appealing texture

Corylus avellana 'Red Majestic' Topiary orange-brown felted beneath and somewhatThe cultivar 'Red Majestic' is very similar to 'Contorta' with curiously contorted branches. However, as the name suggests this cultivar has beautiful, deep purple leaves. Pink purple catkins decorate the tree in late winter and early spring. Normally grows into a dense 3m shrub but can be grafted onto a trunk to create an quirky, interesting tree. Hardy. Flat surface roots. H6