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The Spooky Tree

Started by rosebud, August 07, 2005, 23:06:07

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rosebud

This gorgeous tree is at the back of my garden.  Friends and family have dubbed it the "spooky tree" or the "wiggly tree" because of it's appearance. 




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lorna

Rosebud. WHAT IS IT?  Showing my ignorance again but I am here to learn ;D
Lorna.

tim

Contorted Hazel? Aphids love them!

Heldi

It's great! Looks like a swamp monster from Scooby doo!

busy_lizzie

That is spooky but wonderful.  You can almost imagine it takng a shuffling walk in the middle of the night.  :) busy_lizzie
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rosebud

It is a CONTORTED HAZEL  ten years old and it means a lot to me i think it is beautiful it has HAZEL NUTS on this year first time ever.  B L your discription of wriggly going for a shuffle made me laugh suits him just fine. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D.
It is even more beautiful when you see it for real. :P

beejay

I have one in a pot by the front door. People frequently tell me that it need water because the leaves are all curled up!

Marianne

Strange looking but beautiful !  :D
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Maddy

Cool  8) My cat is called Spooky and I could well imagine her having a home in that tree.  She wouldn't hurt it though, she's teeny tiny  :) 

M.

eileen

Lovely photograph Mary. I have two small contorted hazels myself in the back garden.  I moved them from the front because people were actually coming to my door and asking why I neglected them, because of their crumpled leaves, when the rest of my garden was so lovely!!!   :o Now I can enjoy them without all the hassle.  ;D


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GREENWIZARD

weird & wonderful r ;D ;D
bet it's a haven for spiders as well as ghouls ;D
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okell

Just transplanted mine from a pot in the back garden to my allotment, for some reason it's always covered in hornets ???

Plocket

Fantastic Rosebud! I've a couple of contorted hazels - one in the ground and the other in a pot. Both are lovely, but best in winter in my opinion!
The tree which moves some to tears of joy is in the eyes of others only a green thing which stands in the way... (William Blake)

beejay

I've just read in Gardening Which that you can now get a red leaved contorted hazel. I reckon that would be something!

dibberxxx

beautiful i have one but mine is tiny compared to yours hope mine grows as lovely as yours

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