10 August 2026
The plant is a vigorous tree-shrub 3–5 meters in height with a spreading, powerful crown. Shoots are thick, straight, and brown in color. Leaves are large, rounded, with slight pubescence on the underside.
Fruits are large, spherical, with a blunt apex and a strong, thick shell. The variety possesses high resistance to the filbert bud mite and is characterized by high winter hardiness, withstanding frosts down to -42°C.
It is used as a pollinator for other hazelnut varieties due to the abundant formation of male inflorescences. The taste of the fruits is rated as high.
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