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Hazel Trees Catkins?


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35 minutes ago, JDog said:

last nights frost may kill them off.

Interesting that you on the Cotswolds have had a frost.  I am just at the foot of the Cotswolds - and despite liberal applications of road salt by the council, we have not dipped below 37 Fahrenheit (about +3 C) so far this season.

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Just now, JohnfromUK said:

Interesting that you on the Cotswolds have had a frost.  I am just at the foot of the Cotswolds - and despite liberal applications of road salt by the council, we have not dipped below 37 Fahrenheit (about +3 C) so far this season.

That's why the council apply the salt!

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9 hours ago, CaptC said:

This morning’s perambulation was interesting. Hazel (Corylus avellana) producing catkins with some actually having leaf buds. Anyone else seen this? 
 

Do you mean the catkins are bigger than normal? There's loads of young catkins round here on the hazel but I wouldn't expect them to open until spring.

It has been a funny year though, quite a few of our apple trees produced a flush of flowers in late summer.

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