Hazelnut - Corylus hybrid

Hazelnut - Corylus hybridPlant Description This is a cross between our native American hazelnut and European blight resistant varieties. It grows in well drained soil and full sun to full shade. Grows up to 10 14' tall, with a similar spread. This shrub produces delicious, edible nuts. Suitable for zones 4a to 7. Pollination Two or more trees are needed for cross pollination to provide nuts. Space about 12' to 15' apart. A study in Oregon has shown that the maximum distance

Attracts parasitic wasps

September 20

Plant Description - Spring flowers on shrubs that grow in dry to moist

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This tree produces delicious fall fruit

Maximum 15 people

or simply ninebark

A study in Oregon has shown that the maximum distance pollen will reach trees for maximum pollinizing is 60' (18 m)

This plant is edible and medicinal

and tree but not mosses and lichens

Deer resistant

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