American Hazelnut Trees (Corylus avellana) Bare Root - 3 Plants 12–24" Tall, Edible Nuts, Wildlife Friendly
About This Plant
American Hazelnut (Corylus avellana) is a nut-producing shrub that grows as a multi-stem plant, reaching 10–15 ft tall and wide. It is cold hardy in zones 4–9 and adapts from full sun to partial shade. This listing features three bare root plants, each 12–24 inches tall, ready to establish in your garden to begin producing edible hazelnuts in 2–5 years.
What You Will Receive
Three live bare root American Hazelnut plants (Corylus avellana), each 12–24 inches tall. Plants arrive dormant with no leaves from October to March and will sprout in spring depending on your climate.
Growing or Planting Information
These hazelnuts are native and wildlife-friendly, supporting birds, deer, squirrels, and pollinators. They are suitable for edible landscapes, hedges, borders, or food forests. They are low maintenance and disease resistant, and can adapt to different light conditions from full sun to partial shade.
Live Plant Notice
Live plants naturally vary in size, shape, foliage, and appearance. Depending on the season and shipping conditions, plants may arrive dormant, leafless, pruned, bare root, or show minor shipping stress such as wilting or leaf loss.
Listing photos may show a mature plant for reference. The plant you receive may be younger or smaller depending on the size and condition stated in this listing.
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