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American Hazelnut Tree

American Hazelnut Tree

Ideal Where space is Limited

  (18 customer reviews)



Small size, big production! At just 15 ft. tall, can be used as an attractive shrub-like landscape plant with fiery fall foliage. Nuts are easy to crack and contain small sweet kernels that are delicious for eating fresh and cooking. Harvest from September to October; plant two for pollination purposes. Zones 4-8.
Nut trees are not available in AZ, CA, TX, OR.

This item ships only in the spring.
If our spring shipping season is closed, your order will be shipped the following spring.

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Product Details
Zones: 4 - 8 (-20° F.)
Height: 10-15'
Spacing: 10-15'
Depth: same as in the nursery
Spread: 8-10'
Sun/Shade: full sun/partial shade
Pollinator: plant 2 or more
Yield: 20-30 pounds
Color: Rich red
Foliage: rough, dark leaves; turn bronze or crimson in the fall
Blooms: March
Fruit: Clusters of 2-6 round, 1/2 inch long nuts with smooth, thick shells
Comments: Shells are easy to crack; shell out whole. Plant 2 or more with another variety for proper cross-pollination. Also known as American Filbert'. Annual bearer.
Shipping: View Shipping Schedule
American Hazelnut Tree  Ships In The Spring
Unable to ship to: AE AK GU HI OR PR

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 -  Monday, May 14, 2007
dead bushes
Reviewed By: Brandy (Normal, IL)
Plants arrived the same time as my apple tree. Planted all in pots inside until I could get them outside. For some reason, neither of the hazelnut bushes lived, while my apple tree flourished. Didn't even sprout once they were planted. However, Gurney's replacement policy is at work; they're sending two more this week--we'll see if they do better than the first round.

 -  Sunday, June 17, 2007
Gurney's Hazelnut Trees
Reviewed By: Rick (Ellerslie, MD.)
Recieved two 2.5 Hazelnut trees in March along with two apple and two pear trees. Fruit trees doing great, but the Hazelnut trees arrived in a box DEAD. Gurney's did a fine job of replacing them, no questions asked within a week.

 -  Monday, July 23, 2007
More dead trees
Reviewed By: Jim B (Nesconset, NY)
Like the previous poster I ordered my trees in mid-winter. Gurney's shipped them at a time when the ground was frozen solid and impossible to plant. The trees, as might be expected, died. Gurney's was quick to replace them but this time shipped them during summer heat. They spent two weeks in the back rooms of our various Post Offices and again, did not survive. I've given up on the Nut trees from Gurney's. The blueberries and rhubarb I got in the same order are doing well. They must be tougher plants.


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Buying Options
American Hazelnut Tree - 1 - 1½ ft
08715 - 1 tree per offer
Price:Each - $11.99
Quantity:
American Hazelnut Tree - 2-3 Ft
08719 - 1 tree per offer
Price:Each - $18.99
Quantity:
American Hazelnut Tree

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American Hazelnut Tree
Ideal Where space is Limited

  (18 customer reviews)

Buying Options
American Hazelnut Tree - 1 - 1½ ft
08715 - 1 tree per offer
Price:Each - $11.99
Quantity:
American Hazelnut Tree - 2-3 Ft
08719 - 1 tree per offer
Price:Each - $18.99
Quantity:

Small size, big production! At just 15 ft. tall, can be used as an attractive shrub-like landscape plant with fiery fall foliage. Nuts are easy to crack and contain small sweet kernels that are delicious for eating fresh and cooking. Harvest from September to October; plant two for pollination purposes. Zones 4-8.
Nut trees are not available in AZ, CA, TX, OR.

This item ships only in the spring.
If our spring shipping season is closed, your order will be shipped the following spring.


Product Details
Zones: 4 - 8 (-20° F.)
Height: 10-15'
Spacing: 10-15'
Depth: same as in the nursery
Spread: 8-10'
Sun/Shade: full sun/partial shade
Pollinator: plant 2 or more
Yield: 20-30 pounds
Color: Rich red
Foliage: rough, dark leaves; turn bronze or crimson in the fall
Blooms: March
Fruit: Clusters of 2-6 round, 1/2 inch long nuts with smooth, thick shells
Comments: Shells are easy to crack; shell out whole. Plant 2 or more with another variety for proper cross-pollination. Also known as American Filbert'. Annual bearer.
Shipping: View Shipping Schedule
American Hazelnut Tree  Ships In The Spring
Unable to ship to: AE AK GU HI OR PR

Customer Reviews
Overall Rating:
Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers

Sort Reviews: Newest | Oldest | Highest Rating | Lowest Rating 

 -  Monday, May 14, 2007
dead bushes
Reviewed By: Brandy (Normal, IL)
Plants arrived the same time as my apple tree. Planted all in pots inside until I could get them outside. For some reason, neither of the hazelnut bushes lived, while my apple tree flourished. Didn't even sprout once they were planted. However, Gurney's replacement policy is at work; they're sending two more this week--we'll see if they do better than the first round.

 -  Sunday, June 17, 2007
Gurney's Hazelnut Trees
Reviewed By: Rick (Ellerslie, MD.)
Recieved two 2.5 Hazelnut trees in March along with two apple and two pear trees. Fruit trees doing great, but the Hazelnut trees arrived in a box DEAD. Gurney's did a fine job of replacing them, no questions asked within a week.

 -  Monday, July 23, 2007
More dead trees
Reviewed By: Jim B (Nesconset, NY)
Like the previous poster I ordered my trees in mid-winter. Gurney's shipped them at a time when the ground was frozen solid and impossible to plant. The trees, as might be expected, died. Gurney's was quick to replace them but this time shipped them during summer heat. They spent two weeks in the back rooms of our various Post Offices and again, did not survive. I've given up on the Nut trees from Gurney's. The blueberries and rhubarb I got in the same order are doing well. They must be tougher plants.


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