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Hybrid Hazel (Bundle of 3)

$99.99
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Pollination Needs a partner
Bloom group 4 of 7 (Mid)
Ripening

Will it finish before your first hard freeze?

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At a glance: Hybrid Hazel is a hazelnut tree rated hardy to zone 3 in our ratings (winters to -40°F), and self-incompatible, so plant two genetically different plants.

Hardy to Zone 3 to 8. A bare number means the whole of zone 3, colder half included (winters to -40°F). Find your zone with our cold hardiness calculator.
Pollination Self-Incompatible - Plant Two Genotypes. Bloom group 4 of 7 (mid), midwinter pollen shed here. Hazelnuts shed pollen from wind-blown catkins in late winter to earliest spring, long before fruit trees bloom. They need two genetically different plants to set nuts, and a bundle of 3 seedlings usually covers that on its own. Good partners we carry: American Hazelnut (Bundle of 3), Cortland Hybrid Hazelnut Seedling (Bundle of 3), PCF Best Hazelnut Seedlings (Bundle of 3). Bloom group is our estimate from the variety's origin and relatives. Pollination Charts.
Good for Feeding wildlife (7/10), windbreaks and hedgerows (7/10), edible nuts (6/10), soil building (6/10). Scores are our own 1 to 10 ratings; 8 and up makes our Best Of lists.
Deer Sometimes damaged by deer.
What you get Bare root, 1-2 ft. Shipped or picked up in Missoula in spring, roots wrapped in moist sawdust. Guaranteed to bud out.

More information coming soon!

These Hybrid Hazels are from a mixed source from Perfect Circle Farm. These are PCF's best performing and most productive genetic line.

Hardy down to -40F, these are good ones to grow.


Shipping restrictions: Eastern filbert blight

Oregon operates a statewide Hazelnut Nursery Stock Control Area (OAR 603-052-0825) and Washington requires a Certificate of Quarantine Compliance for all incoming Corylus nursery stock, both aimed at Eastern filbert blight. We cannot ship live hazelnut plants to Oregon or Washington. (Hazelnuts shipped as nuts or seed are exempt from these rules.)

Orders placed to a restricted state will be cancelled and refunded.

Questions we get about Hybrid Hazel

How cold hardy is Hybrid Hazel?

We rate Hybrid Hazel hardy to zone 3, which means winters down to about -40°F. Our ratings come from real winters at our two Montana sites and from trusted growers across the North, not from a catalog average.

What is Hybrid Hazel good for?

Our top use scores for Hybrid Hazel are feeding wildlife (7/10), windbreaks and hedgerows (7/10), edible nuts (6/10), soil building (6/10).

Will deer eat Hybrid Hazel?

Sometimes. Deer browse Hybrid Hazel now and then, so protect young plants where deer pressure is high.

What arrives, and when does Hybrid Hazel ship?

A dormant bare-root plant, roots wrapped in moist sawdust with a vapor barrier, shipped or picked up in Missoula in spring. Sizes offered: 1-2 ft. We guarantee our plants bud out. Stone fruits can be slow, so if one still has not budded out by August 15, write to us and we credit you for the following spring.

Pollination partners

Trees that will pollenize Hybrid Hazel

Hybrid Hazel needs pollen from a genetically different plant. Every tree below blooms with it and will do the job. Plant them within about 100 feet.

Bloom group 4 of 7 (Mid)
Pollination Needs a partner
Pollen Good pollenizer

3 trees we carry will pollenize it. 2 in stock now.

See every pairing on the Pollination Charts Hybrid Hazel's bloom group is our best estimate. Watch it bloom and tell us what you see.

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