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: 13
9.00$ +1
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, edible hazelnuts, excellent fresh or for processing into flour.
Harvest : from beginning of september to beginning of october
Resistances
Considered hardy Resistant to: Mildew
Sun exposure
Full sun, Mid-shade
Soil type
Normal, well drained
Edible parts
Seeds
Pollination
Needs another plant nearby to bear fruits