Corylus Americana (Hazelnut American White)
Corylus Americana (Hazelnut American White)
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Corylus Americana (Hazelnut American White) is a native North American species valued for its delicious, edible nuts with a creamy texture and rich flavor. This variety produces high-quality nuts that are perfect for snacking, baking, and culinary uses.
The American White Hazelnut is hardy and adaptable, thriving in a range of soil conditions. Its attractive, rounded shape and early spring catkins add ornamental value to gardens.

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                      Mature height
                    
                  4 to 6 meters
                    
                    
                      Mature width
                    
                  3 to 4 meters
                    
                    
                      Spacing
                    
                  4 to 6 meters
                    
                    
                      Evergreen/Deciduous
                    
                  Deciduous
                    
                    
                      Foliage
                    
                  Green foliage with brown nuts
                    
                    
                      Flowering Period &  Fruit Development/Harvest
                    
                  Late spring to early summer (April to June)
                    
                    
                      Sun tolerance
                    
                  Full sun to partial shade
                    
                    
                      Maintenance
                    
                  Low to moderate maintenance. Prune to shape and remove deadwood. Mulch and apply fertiliser during growth periods. Requires regular watering, especially in dry conditions.
                    
                    
                      Root System
                    
                  Forms a shallow to moderately deep, non-invasive root system with fibrous lateral spread, generally extending 30–80 cm into the soil while remaining compact and well-contained.