10 August 2026
The plant is distinguished by its ornamental purple-red foliage, which retains its brightness throughout the season with sufficient lighting. The variety is formed as a shrub or tree.
The variety produces edible oblong fruits with a reddish-brown shell and a tasty kernel. The plant possesses good frost resistance, overwinters without cover, and is undemanding to soils, preferring fertile lands with good drainage.
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Nearby in the species list 4219.0, Akademik Jablokov, Akorn, Anny's Purple Dream, APOLDA, Ata-baba, Atlas, Augustnuss, Aurea (guldhassel), Aveline de Barcelona, Aveline de Barcelonne, Bőtermő nagy, Bahrianyi