10 August 2026
The bush has moderate vigor and produces a small amount of root suckers. The variety enters the bearing stage at an early age and is characterized by stable annual yields. The plant is not self-fertile and requires pollinators, although it can itself serve as a pollinator for other varieties.
The nuts are elongated and mature in late September, arranged in dense groups of 6 or more. The shell of the nuts is characterized by increased thickness. The fruits are used in cooking and for fresh consumption, while the plant itself is valued for the decorative qualities of its male catkins during the winter-spring period.
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