WHAT: Contorted filbert, also known as Harry Lauder’s walking stick or corylus avellana contorta, is a deciduous tree with spiraled, mangled branches that provide striking winter interest in ...

Living; What's that weird tree on Whitesburg Drive? A walking stick filbert. Published: ; Mar. 09, 2012, 7:00 p.m.

Contorted filbert trees do not need pruning. (Special to the Democrat-Gazette) Q: I was reading your response to a reader's question about a contorted filbert.

For more unusual options, consider paperbark maple, Persian ironwood, seven-son flower, contorted filbert, or Twisty Baby locust. Paperbark maple (Acer griseum) is a 20- to 30-foot single-stemmed ...

Corylus avellana ‘Red Majestic' - Red Majestic contorted filbert: This spectacular little trees features wildly contorted branches, ...

I know for sure that spring has sprung because there is jewelry dangling from the tree right outside my library window. Every spring the garden begins to accessorize with brighter ...

Q: I was reading your response to a reader's question about a contorted filbert. You mentioned pruning. I thought, "Pruning? Am I supposed to prune it?" It has such fascinating limbs that I've ...