Corylus avellana L. Common hazel · Fruit crops
also searched as: ноттингхам пролифик
10 August 2026
The plant forms a compact shrub or small tree with a dense crown and acute-angled branches. The leaves are green, shiny, changing color to yellow in the autumn period.
The fruits are small or medium-sized, have a narrow-elliptic pointed shape and a reddish-brown shell of medium thickness. The kernel yield is 42–43%. Fruit ripening occurs at the end of August.
The variety is self-fertile, but cross-pollination increases yield. The plant possesses shade tolerance, wind resistance and is able to withstand frosts down to –30...–35°C, although the male catkins may be subject to freezing.
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