10 August 2026
Vigorous shrub 3–4 meters in height with a dense crown and broad oval leaves that turn yellow-orange or reddish shades in autumn. The variety is characterized by high frost resistance, low soil requirements, and enters fruiting in the 3–4 year.
Fruits are large, cylindrical, slightly flattened, with a thin shell that is easily cracked by fingers. Nuts ripen in the second half of September, grow in clusters of 2–5, and fall easily from the husk upon ripening. The variety is partially self-fertile; cross-pollination is recommended to increase yield.
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