Hazelnut TreeSmall size, big production! At just 15 ft. tall, the Hazelnut Tree, also called the American Filbert Tree, can be used as an attractive shrub like landscape plant or as an informal hedge. Its fiery fall foliage brightens the landscape. Hazelnuts are easy to crack and contain small sweet kernels that are delicious for eating fresh and cooking. The nuts are harvested from September to October. For pollination, plant two or more Hazelnut trees. Requires

Like the common white cauliflower

but prefer well-drained soil

A flowering shrub with 10 - 12" clusters of blooms

dark green foliage provides a perfect backdrop for the flowers

A release from the University of Arkansas

sylvestris (nodding

For the best garden performance

Thrives in regular moist soils

tolerate some shade

This festive spill-proof ceramic mug features a wonderful seasonal motif of pine boughs

No more sprawling

Made of safflower seeds