This cultivar prefers a cool temperate climate and is well-suited to thrive in such conditions. It has been found to adapt to various altitudes, demonstrating its versatility in different environments.
Hall's Giant Hazelnut
Hall's Giant, Bolwyer, also known as Hazelnut cultivar, is a type of hazelnut tree that thrives in cool temperate climates. It produces large nuts and requires pollination from Barcelona, Royal, or Daviana varieties.
Genus: Corylus
Country of origin: Turkey
- The Hall's Giant Bolwyer is a vigorous hazelnut cultivar known for its large nuts. - This cultivar is well-suited to cool temperate climates. - It requires cross-pollination with Barcelona, Royal, or Daviana hazelnut varieties. - The Hall's Giant Bolwyer hazelnut tree is a member of the Genus Corylus and belongs to the category of nuts.
- Well-drained soil - Loamy soil - Sandy soil - Neutral to slightly acidic pH level
Large nuts. Pollinated by Barcelona, Royal or Daviana.