the base; male flowers in long catkins, and female flowers close to the branches, s?succeeded by the nuts, in large torn cups, consisting of the following varieties, ripe in Autumn; viz.
Common Wood Nut, with white, and with red skinned kernels.
Large cluster Wood Nut.
Filbert Nut, with red kernels.
Filbert Nut, with white kernels.
Barcelona Nut.
Cob Nut, (very large).
Long Nut, (a curiosity).
The Hazel tree, and varieties, grow from about twelve or fifteen, to twenty feet high; very branchy, almost to the bottom, having roundish rough leaves,
