Corylus avellana L. Common hazel · Fruit crops
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10 August 2026
The mature plant reaches a height of 3–5 meters and has a compact crown shape. The variety can be grown on rootstock as a low-stem or high-stem tree, which allows for limiting the formation of root suckers.
The fruits ripen from mid-September to early October and are suitable for long-term storage. The plant is self-pollinating; however, the presence of pollinator varieties is recommended to increase yield.
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The variety is listed in the national registry — its seeds are authorized for sale in this country.
№ COA004
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