Wunder von Bollweiler
Variety of Hazelnut · Corylus avellana
Hardy, late-ripening Alsatian variety with large, thin-shelled nuts.
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Taste & characteristics
Taste
mildnutty
Profile
- Parentage
- Überliefert als Sämling der Halleschen Riesennuss
- Breeder
- Baumann'sche Baumschule, Bollwiller
- Pollination
- self-sterile – needs a pollinator variety
Flowering & harvest
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Description
Fruit
Large, oval, light-brown nuts with a thin, smooth shell and fine aroma; ripens late and cracks easily.
Growth
Medium to vigorous growth, broadly upright; catkins red-brown in winter.
Notes
Very similar to Hallesche Riesennuss and formerly often confused with it. Serves as a pollinator for Ennis.
Care
Site: Planned as a pollinator for Ennis — plant the two together. Care: Catkins turn red-brown in winter. Ripens mid to late September.
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