9. Common Hazel - Noisetier (Corylus avellana) - POI

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NL : Among the Celts, the hazel symbolized wisdom. It used to be used as coppice. From the severed stews, new shoots shot straight up the following year. These were used as stems for garden tools or firewood. The fruits, the hazelnuts, fall to the ground in the month of September. Who doesn't like praliné or hazelnut spread? Furthermore, quality charcoal and dowsing rods always come from the hazel.

FR : Chez les Celtes, le noisetier ou coudrier était le symbole de la sagesse. Jadis, après avoir coupé un coudrier, on se servait des rameaux bien droits qui poussaient l'année suivante pour en faire des manches d'outils de jardinage ou encore du bois à brûler. Les fruits, les noisettes, tombent sur le sol en septembre. On s'en sert pour confectionner le praliné. Les baguettes de sourcier sont en bois de coudrier ; Le Charbon de Bois de bonne qualité en provient également.

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