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Corylus americana A pretty hedge bush 6-8 feet tall. Native to the eastern U.S. Two plants are needed to set fruit. Very showy catkins in spring. Sweet small nuts ripen...
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Corylus avellana x americana Grand Traverse originated from Michigan and is reported as a cross of Faroka (F1 Turkish tree hazel [C. colurna] x European hazelnut hybrid) with the European...
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Corylus avellana Jefferson is the new filbert that is replacing Barcelona as the leading variety. Barcelona was the most popular filbert grown in the US, but is not resistant to...
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Corylus avellana Polly O is being released as a companion for Wepster and McDonald. The nut shape is nearly round and lends itself well to sizing and cracking. The shells...
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Corylus avellana Raritan Filbert/Hazelnut, vigorous and upright spreading growth habit.A cross of Oregon State University selections OSU 539.031 x OSU 616.018, it is high yielding with medium size, round kernels...
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Corylus avellana x Americana OSU The Beast is 75% European hazelnut and 25% American hazelnut and highly resistant to eastern filbert blight. The Beast is vigorous and productive.A cross of...
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Corylus avellana The hazelnut breeding program at Oregon State University directed by Shawn Mehlenbacher uses the genetic diversity in the genus Corylus to create new cultivars with resistance to eastern...
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Corylus avellana A compact, somewhat spreading tree. For instance, in its 10th leaf, height is about 9.2' and canopy about 11'. Tree is productive, nuts medium size, Kernal texture, flavor...
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