Merveille de Bollwiller
ActiveCorylus avellana L. · Common hazel
WEISSMANN (FR)
10 August 2026
The Emoa 3 variety was obtained as a result of selective breeding of wild-growing forms of hazel that grew in green zones of the Netherlands. The variety was identified as promising for organic gardening due to its low susceptibility to diseases.
The fruits are characterized by high quality, including optimal size, shape, taste properties, and ease of removal from the pericarp. The variety has high yield potential and requires placement next to pollinator varieties during cultivation.
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Nearby in the species list DELL'ORTO, Dorris, Du Chilly, Duchess of Edinburgh, Eckige Barcelloner, Eckige Zellernuss, ECOTIPI ALLUNGATI, Ekaterina, Emoa 1, Emoa 21, Emoa 32, Emoa 34, Emoa 35, Emperor, Engelsk kæmpe, Englische Riesen, Englische Riesennuss, Ennis, ENZO, Epsilon