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American White hazelnut

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Hazelnuts prefer mild summers and cool winters (temperate climate) and do best when a number of conditions are met: annual rainfall of over 750 mm or additional irrigation especially while establishing after planting; and protection from wind and high...

April Gold Chestnut

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Castanea sativa 'April Gold' is a large spreading tree with large nuts that are deep brown and sweet. • Pollination Group: need one, preferably two, other varieties nearby for good pollination • Uses: roasted, cooking • Harvest:...

Barcelona hazelnut

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Barcelona’s main use is high quality in-shell nuts. Does well in climates that are mild to average. Hazelnuts prefer mild summers and cool winters (temperate climate) and do best when a number of conditions are met: annual rainfall of over 750 mm...

Black seedling Walnut

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Black walnut (Juglans nigra) trees produce edible nuts as well as very valuable wood. Many people also consider them attractive because of their deciduous leaves and large 15- to 20-metre spread. Bears in 4 to 7 years.• Pollination Group: planting...

Bouche de Bétizac Chestnut

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A French hybrid between Castanea sativa (European chestnut) and Castanea crenata (Japanese chestnut). It is a vigorous tree with upright growth producing large crops of big nuts that taste good and are easy to peel. Generic image...

Brandes Jordan Almond

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Suitable hot climates. Produces large to medium sized brown pointed, broad coarse nuts. Ripens early, suitable for roasting, cooking and blanching and eaten fresh. (generic image used GNU Free Documentation License) Harvest: early February Pollenisers:...

Californian Papershell Almond

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Syn. Nonpareil. One of the best flavoured almonds, although susceptible to bird damage due to thin shell. Pollination group 2. (generic image used GNU Free Documentation License) Harvest: February Pollenisers: Ne plus Ultra, Mission, Self-pollinating...

Chandler Walnut

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This upright growing walnut tree produces large crops of nuts with smooth shells that are light in colour and thickness. The kernel inside the nut has a mild flavour and is easily extracted in halves. It has a high kernel yield. This variety originated...

Chellaston Almond

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Soft shelled, medium kernel. Medium vigour.  Mid-season. Used for blanching, roasting, confectionery and cooking. (generic image used GNU Free Documentation License) Harvest: late summer Pollenisers: Brandes Jordan, Johnston Prolific,...

De Coppi Marone Chestnut

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Castanea sativa 'De Coppi Marone' is a good roasting nut. Easy to peel with a rich sweet flavour. Chestnuts are harvested after they fall to the ground during autumn months Generic image  

Emerald Gem Chestnut

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Castanea sativa 'Emerald Gem' is a semi-weeping tree with prolific crops of large nuts. Trees can tolerate frost. Store harvested nuts for a few days to dry and relax before eating. • Pollination Group: need one, preferably two, other...

Franquette Walnut

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This vigorous growing walnut tree produces good quality walnuts with a medium to thin shell. The kernel inside is a light colour. ‘Franquette’ is an old French variety mainly used to pollinate Chandler and Hartley. It produces leaves late so...

George Sands Chestnut

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Castanea sativa 'George Sands' is a large tree with nuts that are dark brown and sweet. • Pollination Group: need one, preferably two, other varieties nearby for good pollination • Uses: roasted, cooking • Harvest: when...

Hall's Giant hazelnut

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This German variety is a useful late pollinator for many other Hazelnut cultivars. Hall’s Giant can produce many catkins although nut quantities can be low. Hazelnuts prefer mild summers and cool winters (temperate climate) and do best when a...

IXL Almond

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A papershell variety, large nuts, heavy cropping. (generic image used GNU Free Documentation License) Harvest: late summer Pollenisers: Ne plus Ultra, Mission, Self-pollinating Almond, Californian Papershell

Johnston Prolific Almond

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Large coarse nuts with good flavour. Eaten fresh, blanched or roasted. (generic image used GNU Free Documentation License) Harvest: early March Pollenisers: Brandes Jordan, Chellasto, Self-pollinating Almond

Lewis hazelnut

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Lewis is a variety that originated in Oregon USA. It is grown mainly for it’s kernels. Hazelnuts prefer mild summers and cool winters (temperate climate) and do best when a number of conditions are met: annual rainfall of over 750 mm or additional...

Mission Almond

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Medium nuts with a hard shell. Excellent for roasting. Harvest: late March Pollenisers: Californian Papershell, Ne Plus Ultra, Self-pollinating Almond, IXL (generic image used GNU Free Documentation License)

Morena Chestnut

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Castanea sativa 'Morena' - a medium, dark-skinned nut. Vigorous growing and a regular cropper Generic image  

Ne Plus Ultra Almond

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Papershell type, popular variety for Australian conditions, larger nut, soft shell, heavy cropper.  Harvest: late summer Pollenisers: Californian Papershell, Mission, Self-pollinating Almond, IXL (generic image used GNU Free Documentation License)

Purton's Pride Chestnut

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Castanea sativa 'Purton's Pride' is also called Emerald Gem. Purton's Pride is good mid-season variety for peeling and serving whole in a sauce or as a vegetable accompaniment. Can be roasted.Chestnuts are harvested after they fall to the ground...

Red Spanish Chestnut

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Castanea sativa 'Red Spanish' produces very large nuts. Does not require pruning. Is an easy peel variety best boiled rather than roasted. Chestnuts are harvested after they fall to the ground during autumn months Generic image

Seedling Chestnut

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The European or Sweet Chestnut (Castanea sativa)is native to Eurasia and northern Africa. With good soil and suitable rainfall it can reach 30m tall. The nuts are used for human consumption or as feed for livestock or milled into flour. The European...

Self-pollinating Almond

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Produces sweet flavoured almonds in an easily cracked shell. Requires only a single tree for fruit set. (generic image used GNU Free Documentation License) Harvest: late February - late March Pollenisers: self-pollinating

Self-pollinating Almond (dwarf)

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Produces sweet flavoured almonds in an easily cracked shell. Requires only a single tree for fruit set. (generic image used GNU Free Documentation License) Harvest: late February - late March Pollenisers: self-pollinating

T.B. Cosford hazelnut

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TB Cosford, or Brownfield Tokolyi Cosford or Tokolyi Cosford, was selected in Australia. It is a vigorous hardy tree with good steady yields. It’s major use is for blanched kernels and is suitable in confectionaries. The mid-brown nuts have a thin...

Tonda Di Giffoni hazelnut

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This vigorous Italian variety is used mainly for blanched kernels that have a nutty flavour. Hazelnuts prefer mild summers and cool winters (temperate climate) and do best when a number of conditions are met: annual rainfall of over 750 mm or additional...

Wandiligong Wonder Chestnut

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Castanea sativa 'Wandiligong Wonder' was developed in north eastern Victoria and has great flavoured nuts. The nuts can be roasted or cooked. • Pollination Group: need one, preferably two, other varieties nearby for good pollination •...

Wanliss Pride hazelnut

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Wanliss Pride originates in Australia and is used mostly for in-shell nuts. It was grown commonly in the 1920’s in parts of Victoria and some very productive trees remain today. Nuts may not store as long as other varieties. Hazelnuts prefer mild...