Saskatchewan Hazelnut
Corylus cornuta x americana, Hardiness : Zone 3
Category
Nut tree or shrub
Description
The Saskatchewan hazel is a small deciduous tree that often forms dense thickets; it is known for its hardiness and bears edible hazelnuts that are highly nutritious. It is a hybrid hazel resulting from a cross between corylus cornutal, a Saskatchewan native specie that grows naturally in moist woodlands and open understories. Hybrid hazelnut trees are self-sterile, so they need another compatible cultivar nearby to be pollinated.
Availability
15-30cm high, naked roots
    quantity available: 62
9.00$
Features
Height X Width
3.0m X 2.4m
Foliage
oval, dark green, turning shades of yellow to burgundy in the fall
Flowering
from march to may
Edible parts description
Sweet hazelnuts, savoury flour.
Harvest : from beginning of september to beginning of october
Resistances
Considered hardy Resistant to: Fire blight
Sun exposure
Full sun, Mid-shade
Soil type
Normal, well drained
Edible parts
Seeds
Pollination
Needs another plant nearby to bear fruits