Hi. I put 3 hazel nut plants in the garden when I moved here (rustic
Cambridgeshire) 8 years ago and am a tad peeved to have had nothing
from them. I had one scrunched up in a corner of the garden in London
which was quite prolific. Anyone know is there something I should be
doing to encourage them for this year?
Thanks

NogbadtheCool writes
Hi. I put 3 hazel nut plants in the garden when I moved here (rustic
Cambridgeshire) 8 years ago and am a tad peeved to have had nothing
from them. I had one scrunched up in a corner of the garden in London
which was quite prolific. Anyone know is there something I should be
doing to encourage them for this year?

Have you had any catkins yet?
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Kay

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NogbadtheCool wrote:
Hi. I put 3 hazel nut plants in the garden when I moved here (rustic
Cambridgeshire) 8 years ago and am a tad peeved to have had nothing
from them. I had one scrunched up in a corner of the garden in London
which was quite prolific. Anyone know is there something I should be
doing to encourage them for this year?

Are they in shade, by any chance? They won't flower if so. If not,
8 years isn't atypical.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

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NogbadtheCool wrote:
Hi. I put 3 hazel nut plants in the garden when I moved here (rustic
Cambridgeshire) 8 years ago and am a tad peeved to have had nothing
from them. I had one scrunched up in a corner of the garden in London
which was quite prolific. Anyone know is there something I should be
doing to encourage them for this year?

Are they in shade, by any chance? They won't flower if so. If not,
8 years isn't atypical.

I have quite a big hazel, but the squirrels get to the nuts quicker than I
do.

Tina

On Dec 28, 4:19*pm, wrote:
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NogbadtheCool wrote:
Hi. I put 3 hazel nut plants in the garden when I moved here (rustic
Cambridgeshire) 8 years ago and am a tad peeved to have had nothing
from them. I had one scrunched up in a corner of the garden in London
which was quite prolific. Anyone know is there something I should be
doing to encourage them for this year?

Are they in shade, by any chance? *They won't flower if so. *If not,
8 years isn't atypical.

Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

no, not in shade, they get quite a good burst os sun from about 11am
to dusk. Surprised to learn 8 yrs not atypical, presumably this is my
pension pot then! I think I vaguely recall catkins one year but
nothing came of them. I wondered if they need horse poo or lime or
some other exotic goody?

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NogbadtheCool wrote:

no, not in shade, they get quite a good burst os sun from about 11am
to dusk. Surprised to learn 8 yrs not atypical, presumably this is my
pension pot then! I think I vaguely recall catkins one year but
nothing came of them. I wondered if they need horse poo or lime or
some other exotic goody?

They don't, though they may like lime (I don't know).


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

On 28 Dec 2009, 16:01, NogbadtheCool
wrote:
Hi. I put 3 hazel nut plants in the garden when I moved here (rustic
Cambridgeshire) 8 years ago and am a tad peeved to have had nothing
from them. I had one scrunched up in a corner of the garden in London
which was quite prolific. Anyone know is there something I should be
doing to encourage them for this year?
Thanks

I planted a pair of hazel trees 12yrs ago. The trees are doing fine
and look healthy. In addition I have a hazel hedge but alas, although
they flower and produce catkins I have never had a single nut from
either of them :-(
Cheers,
Compo in Caithness

Do not forget hazels need to be cross pollenated from a different
hazel gene pool, even thou they are suposedly self fertile, and they
are wind pollenated.

In my experience hazels can flower and produce from about 4 years.

gray writes
Do not forget hazels need to be cross pollenated from a different
hazel gene pool, even thou they are suposedly self fertile, and they
are wind pollenated.

My contorted hazel produces nuts, but I'm not aware of another flowering
hazel certainly within a few hundred yards of this one.

--
Kay