Fruit seedlings hazelnut – Halls Giant

Halski Džin Hazelnut, also known as Halls Giant or Bolivian Hazelnut, is a variety known for its exceptionally large fruits and high yield. This variety is characterized by late blooming, typically in late January, and matures in September.

The fruits of the Halski Džin hazelnut are very large, round-conical in shape, with a light dark husk and an exceptionally tasty kernel. The kernel yield is high, around 36.5%, and the fruits often appear in groups of up to 5 in a cluster.

The tree of the Halski Džin hazelnut is lush and very productive, providing an abundance of fruits every season. This variety is resistant to low winter temperatures, making it suitable for cultivation in various climatic conditions, including those with colder weather.

The richness of pollen makes Halski Džin an excellent choice for growing alongside 2-3 other varieties for mutual pollination and improved yield.

Available:

Bush varieties: one-year, two-year, and three-year-old seedlings and grafted hazelnut.
Rootstock for grafted hazelnut: Bear hazel.