Corylus avellana L. Common hazel · Fruit crops
also searched as: веббс прике коб
10 August 2026
A vigorous shrub or tree reaching a height of 3–6 meters with a dense rounded or spreading crown. The leaves are broadly ovate with serrated edges, green in color, turning a golden-yellow or reddish shade in autumn.
Large cylindrical or oblong fruits are clustered in groups of 5–12. The nuts have a light brown shell of medium thickness, fully filled with the kernel, and are ready for harvest in the second half of September.
The plant is frost-resistant, has a well-developed root system, and is resistant to diseases. The variety is partially self-fertile and requires cross-pollination to increase productivity; it prefers drained soils and does not tolerate high groundwater levels.
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