10 August 2026
The RIMSKI bush has an oval crown of medium density with a compact arrangement of skeletal branches. The variety is not self-fertile and requires the presence of pollinator varieties for pollination, such as Lunga di Spagna, Halls Giant, or Red Lambert. Productivity can be increased by using Corylus colurna as a rootstock.
The fruits ripen in mid-August. The nuts are large, weighing 3.0–3.5 g, with a thin shell 0.9–1.0 mm thick; the kernel yield is 40–54%. The plant possesses good winter hardiness and high resistance to powdery mildew.
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Nearby in the species list Red Nicolas, Red Snake, Remy, RIBET, RICCIA DI ROCCARAINOLA, RICCIA_DI_TALANICA, Riccia di Talanico, Rieckschens Zeller, Riesennuss, Rimska, Rimski ukusni, Římský, Rød Lambert, Rode Zellernoot, Röhrige Haselnuss, Römische Zellernuss, Római K.1, Romantela, Romnut, Ronde du Piémont