Corylus avellana L. Common hazel · Fruit crops
also searched as: халлеске кэмпе
10 August 2026
The plant is a widely spreading shrub 3–6 meters tall with rounded heart-shaped leaves that turn orange-yellow in autumn. Flowering occurs in March–April with yellow catkins.
The variety is mid-late, with fruit ripening occurring in mid–late September. The nuts are large, up to 4 cm thick, have an obovate shape and a sweetish taste. Abundant fruiting begins from the sixth year of life.
The plant is frost-resistant, tolerates pruning well and prefers fertile, drained soils. The variety is not self-fertile; for a stable yield, planting of pollinator varieties at a distance of up to 4–5 meters is required.
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