American Hazelnut Harvest- Episode 15, Consumable Corylus

This episode features Hazelnuts, primarily American Hazelnut, Corylus americana, but also European Hazelnuts, Corylus avellana, and Hybrid Hazelnuts, Corylus avellana x americana. Topics include when to harvest Hazelnuts, involucres, comparison of the varieties, fall color, catkins, coppicing, deer damage, Japanese Beetle damage ( Popillia japonica), Oikos Tree Crops, Precocious Hazelnuts, Hazelnut calories and nutrient levels, One Circle by David Duhon, 1,000 square foot yearly human diet, and levels of patience that shouldn’t be possible.
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[@MladovFundukSad]

Я таких длинных серёжек на фундуке ещё не видел

[@jowoo7237]

Thank you for the content.

[@esotericagriculture6643]

You are welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@georgecarlin2656]

If you do a good job at fertilizing (mulching) your english walnut tree it should start bearing fruit within like 5-7 years. If you do the tree can grow 3-4 feet per year except for the first year when it sprouts. Never grown hazelnuts, planted a few in 2018, fingers crossed about pollination when they grow up.

[@laurenb6451]

I attended a talk today where they mentioned Dunstan chestnuts which are expected to bear fruit in about 3-5 years.

[@poodledaddles1091]

thanks

[@Pitomnik_FunduchOK]

👍👍👍

[@sharoncourt75]

Hello i wan the american kind because i want a small bush to put them in the front yard, wich one did you recomen? i am in kansas.

[@scrumptiousjdp]

great info, thanks, but can barely hear you.

[@kurtcaramanidis5705]

How are they doing now? What part of the country are you in? Thank you.

[@TheWBWoman]

Thanks! I'm getting ready to plant some. I like that they are natives. I'll probably also plant some hybrid or European ones eventually too. Do you know how much sun they need?

[@esotericagriculture6643]

Part sun seems to work fine for me although I’d imagine productivity would improve with more light.
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.

[@rickershomesteadahobbyfarm3291]

I saw the American Hazelnut trees at tractor supply. I was going to buy some but I didn’t know if I needed different varieties planted with them in order to get nuts. Do I need multiple varieties or no? What are some good varieties to plant with the American?

[@sharoncourt75]

I read the european take longer to bear the americans are small but bear faster.

[@throkhan]

what is your place hardiness zone?

[@esotericagriculture6643]

6b. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@throkhan]

​@@esotericagriculture6643 maybe european hazel nuts' flower can't resist exsesive cold.i am trying to grow hazelnut 7a however i just picked a few nuts so far at least five years old tree.
my country is number one at production of hazelnut
but hazelnuts are only being grown black sea coastal area commercially which hardiness 8b 9a
i live in ankara where hardiness 7a and continental climate.
i read that american hazelnut flowers more resistant against cold i was searching something about that i found your video can you verify that knowledge?