Description
Small size, big production! At just 15 ft. tall, the Hazelnut Tree, also called the American Filbert Tree, can be used as an attractive shrub-like landscape plant or as an informal hedge. Its fiery fall foliage brightens the landscape. Hazelnuts are easy to crack and contain small sweet kernels that are delicious for eating fresh and cooking. The nuts are harvested from September to October. For pollination, plant two or more Hazelnut trees. Requires 700-1,000 chill hours. Grows best in full sun to partial shade. Zones 4-8.
- Delicious hazelnuts grow in clusters on this shrublike tree.
- American Filbert displays bronze or crimson leaves in the fall.
- Gurney��s offers the best in flavor and garden performance.
- Space plants approximately 10 ft. to 15 ft. apart for best results.
- For best results, grow in well-drained, very moist, fertile loam soil.
- Reaches standard mature height of 10 ft. to 15 ft.
- Botanical name: corylus americana.
- Grows best in full sun, partial shade.
