10 August 2026
The plant forms a dense, spreading crown and is characterized by strong root sucker formation, which requires less planting area compared to more vigorous forms. The variety is partially self-fertile with mid-early or mid-season flowering, ensuring sufficient overlap between the flowering periods of male and female flowers.
The fruits of the variety belong to the white-kernel hazelnut category, which is reflected in its numerous synonyms. The variety is an old landrace for which detailed data on specific resistance to diseases or lodging, typical of modern industrial varieties, are not available.
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