Corylus avellana L. Common hazel · Fruit crops
also searched as: халлеше риесеннуссс халл с гиант
10 August 2026
The plant is a large multi-stemmed shrub or small tree with green rounded foliage and serrated leaf margins. A mature bush reaches a height of 5–7 meters with a crown width of about 2.5 meters.
The fruits are large, weighing 4–5 grams, and are brownish-yellow in color. The variety is mid-late; harvesting is carried out from mid-August to the end of September. Fruiting begins at approximately the sixth year of life.
The crop is distinguished by high winter hardiness and disease resistance; it is shade-tolerant but demanding regarding soil moisture levels. The variety is self-fertile; however, cross-pollination with other varieties is recommended to increase yield.
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