Corylus avellana

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Disclaimer: The species, cultivars and hybrids in this database have been carefully chosen for their good qualities for food forests. They do not mean instant success. Food forestry is still a young field in which it is a core value to put the right plant in the right place and to focus on great diversity.

Cultivars

Cultivar	Growth vigour	Natural occurrence / domestication	Pest and disease susceptibility	Productivity - peak (yield) - maximum	Harvesting period - start	Harvesting period - length	Ease of removal - edible parts	Size edible parts	Start oogstperiode
Corabel	Strong	Europe (south)	Average	High	Mid october	Several weeks	Easy	Large	Begin oktober
Emoa 1	Strong	Europe (west)	Resistant	High, Very high		Several weeks		Large	Eind september
Halls Giant / Hallesche Riesen	Strong	Europe (west)	Average	High		Several weeks		Very large	Eind september
Webb's Prize Cob	Average	Europe (west)	Average	High	End of september	Several weeks		Large

Rootstocks

Rootstock	Genes	Forest layer	Wortelopslag	Soil moisture (tolerance)
Colurna seedling			Geen	Moist, Dry, Drought
Dundee	Corylus colurna	Small trees-large shrubs	Geen	Moist, Dry, Drought
Newberg	Corylus colurna	Small trees-large shrubs	Geen	Moist, Dry, Drought
Seedling	Corylus colurna			Wet

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