Hazelnut (Corylus americana)

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Compact, multiple-stemmed shrub that provides excellent wildlife food & cover. Very colorful in autumn. Edible nuts.

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Binomial Corylus americana

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Three-gallon pots available for pick-up only.

Compact, multiple-stemmed shrub that provides excellent wildlife food & cover. Very colorful in autumn. Edible nuts.

Uses: Bees, edible, fall color, medicinal

Bloom time: March - April

Height: 5 to 10 feet

Space: 6 to 10 feet

Sun: Full sun to medium shade

Moisture: Dry to moist

Q: Are hazelnuts ever available for shipping? If so, what time of the year will hazelnuts be available for shipping?

Asked by: Lauren - 9/18/2018

A: If we ever get a good crop to grow from seed, we'll be able ship them before they get too large. We've had squirrel problems for the past two years.

The bush's we've offered in the past come from another supplier and are pretty large when we get them.

You might check here to order some for next spring: https://mdc.mo.gov/trees-plants/tree-seedlings/order-seedlings

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Q: I have a hazelnut that I planted 8 or so years ago. It has grown pretty large , but it has never produced nuts... just catkins. Is it a male plant? Does it need a female... or a 2nd plant to be fertile?

Asked by: Deborah Terra Weltman - 2/13/2021

A: One plant will produce both male and female catkins, but it is wind-pollinated. Having several shrubs nearby will help ensure pollination occurs.

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Q: Can American Hazelnut grow in shady conditions? I have an area that receives just over four hours of sunlight and would like a nice plant (like Hazelnut) that has a lot of insect predators.

Asked by: Levi Mattingly - 10/20/2021

A: Four hours of direct sunlight should be sufficient. It is fairly tolerant of heavy shade.

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Q: WILL YOU BE GETTING ANY AMERICAN HAZELNUT IN THIS YEAR 2020?

Asked by: Susana Huntoon - 2/17/2020

A: We have some growing. Be sure to sign up on the waiting list. They may be mature enough to sell by late spring.

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Q: Are hazelnuts ever available for shipping? If so, what time of the year will hazelnuts be available for shipping?

Q: I have a hazelnut that I planted 8 or so years ago. It has grown pretty large , but it has never produced nuts... just catkins. Is it a male plant? Does it need a female... or a 2nd plant to be fertile?

Q: Can American Hazelnut grow in shady conditions? I have an area that receives just over four hours of sunlight and would like a nice plant (like Hazelnut) that has a lot of insect predators.

Q: WILL YOU BE GETTING ANY AMERICAN HAZELNUT IN THIS YEAR 2020?

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