Corylus cornuta ssp. californica (California Hazel) Perennial occasionally flowering again in early

occasionally flowering again in early fall due to late summer water stress

dry to moist forests

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Corylus cornuta ssp. californica (California Hazel) Perennial occasionally flowering again in earlyPlant Description: Commonly grows as an open, spreading multi stemmed shrub, although occasionally found as a tree. Leaves are oval to circular shaped with a sharp tip and coarsely toothed edges. Male catkins dangle to about 3 in, where the female flowers resemble a small rounded bud having many vivid red stigma similar to tentacles. Leaves turn yellow in autumn. The nut of this plant is edible and is enclosed in a small, hairy, beaked bract. Western