$40.00 – $60.00 + GST
A small refined native shrub; is the hardiest of hazelnuts. Serrated green foliage turns yellow in fall. Yellow catkins in spring are followed by bristly, beak shaped edible nuts with a distinctive beak-like husk. Fruit production can be sparse but have a sweet taste and are commonly used for fresh eating.
| TYPE | Deciduous Shrub | SUN | Full Sun to Part Shade |
| HEIGHT | 6 ft | SOIL | Well Drained |
| SPREAD | 6 ft | FLOWER | Spring, Yellow |
| ZONE | 3 | FRUIT | Edible Fruit |
Medium size shrub
Medium growth rate
Yellow fall colour
Self-pollinator but will produce more abundant, better quality fruit with second pollinator present
Attracts birds and squirrels
Used as a hedge
Native plant
Used in naturalized areas
Produces suckers
Plant in a full sun to part shade location
Requires moist well drained soil
Highly tolerant of urban pollution
Low maintenance
Can be pruned at any time
| Pot Size | #2 Pot, #5 Pot |
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