And the answer is............hazel!

The first photos are photos of the female flower of the hazel - very small and very sticky, to catch any pollen drifting by.
The third photo is the end of one of the male flowers - the pollen-producing catkin.


Well done Jane!
3 comments:
God I'm so late! This was quite a revelation to me, then I'm one of these people that never knew brussel spouts grew on a funny tower thingy.
Aha! And I actually have one of these in my garden!
Well, anyway. I was right. I said a plant, didn't I? LOL!
Gosh, must take a closer look at the Hazel in my garden. I'm so ashamed that I didn't recognize it ;-)
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