Corylus avellana contorta

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  1. The Nut

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    I have just purchased my 3rd Corylus (it was half price :) ) Poor thing has loads of suckers which need removing. The man at the garden centre advised that I pull them out from as deep down as possible but I have tugged on the little so and so's with all my might and thay wont budge can I just cut them at ground level?
     
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    Unfortunately if you do, they will just grow again from any bit left under the compost. S****e away the compost until you find the root from which they are emerging and pull them of from there. If that is difficult then use a sharp knife to remove with a little of the root as well.
     
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    Agree with Pal`, here Nut. Go below soil level and remove.:thumb:
     
  4. The Nut

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    Is that the twisted hazel nut?
    stony
     
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    Also known as Harry Lauder`s Walking Stick.:thumb::D
     
  8. The Nut

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    yus Stoney
    Another query re tree. Is it too late to re pot it? I am intending to keep him in a container
     
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    Not at all too late, Nut. Basically you can repot anything at any time.:thumb:
     
  10. The Nut

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    cheers Dai yer a start tho I think ill wait til morning now as its gettin a tad dark ere :)
     
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    Don`t you have lightbulbs?:lollol:
     
  12. The Nut

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    cheeky munky.. nah were too poor opp norf :P
     
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    Is your puter run by eletrickery or steam?:scratch::D
     
  14. The Nut

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    methane ...from all the cat poo :) and before u say owt yes I do know that methane only comes from herbivores nah nah :P
     
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    speakin of poo when do I feed it and what with.... the tree I mean :)
     
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