My friends hazel tree failed to produce any nuts this year.
Can anyone explain why this has happened please?
Best Wishes

CJ

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"Colin A Jacobs" wrote in message
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My friends hazel tree failed to produce any nuts this year.
Can anyone explain why this has happened please?
Best Wishes

CJ

Its probably lonely ;~(((
*really* If there are no wild Hazels nearby it needs a Hazel of a different
variety nearby. They are not reliably self fertile.

Rod
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"Rod" wrote in message
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"Colin A Jacobs" wrote in message
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My friends hazel tree failed to produce any nuts this year.
Can anyone explain why this has happened please?
Best Wishes

CJ

Its probably lonely ;~(((
*really* If there are no wild Hazels nearby it needs a Hazel of a
different
variety nearby. They are not reliably self fertile.

I've never had any trouble with mine, the only thing which robbed me of
the nuts were the damned squirrels!

Otherwise it fruited every year wthout fail, it may be that the thing did
not
flower at the right time, it's been a funny year for some things.

Alan
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