hazelnuts (forum)

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Hi. We have a hazelnut tree which I believe to be a Cosforth. What tree do I need as a pollinator? Also, when your site mentions hours of coldness to fruit, exactly what does this mean?

Time: 22nd June 2009 9:55am

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Jimmy says...
Hazelnuts need multiple pollinators as the plants flower in different sequences each year. thus you need at least 3 varities.

Hours below 7 degrees celcius.

Time: 22nd June 2009 11:31am

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Jan says...
Morning,
we have just purchased via email some hazelnut trees, but I am concerned that we dont have the correct varieties to pollinate all the trees. does it matter which varieties we have, or do you need specific trees for each variety.

Time: 18th July 2009 9:07am

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Jimmy says...
Yes it does to both questions.



Time: 20th July 2009 12:37pm

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Eve says...
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I wonder if you can help. I have one Halls Giant (pollinator) and two Ennis trees. I am wondering if I need a third variety just to be sure. They were only planted last year and are doing well but too early to know if nuts will be forthcoming.

(Yes I know I live in Canberra but the nuts in Parliament House are further down the road) :)

Time: 26th July 2009 5:54pm

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