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Hazels looking for a home
Dovefromabove
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I have two lovely healthy and well-grown native hazel bushes in pots surplus to requirements - Nutcutlet very kindly gave me three, but due to a re-jig of garden plans and more room needed for vegetables, I can only plant one.
She said that in the first instance I should try to find them a good home - if no one wants them I'll take them back to her.
I'm willing to meet up with gardeners in Norfolk or North Suffolk who would like to give them a happy home.
Anyone interested?
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
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Don't forget Dove, you will need two for pollination, have you already got another or another near by? There's nothing to stop you planting them very close together to make a good sized clump like you would with herbaceous plants.
Hi Jim
There's a wildlife hedge with lots of hazel in the next garden 
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
gotcha.
Good to know the squirrels will get fed
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