- With a high yield and known to be very dependable, the Jefferson Hazelnut tree is very appealing to commercial growers
- Jefferson Hazelnut Tree is grown best in USDA zones 5 to 8 and can reach a height of 12 ft. with a spread of 10 ft.
- Especially resistant to eastern filbert blight, Jefferson Hazelnut Trees are also resistant to pests
- You can expect the Jefferson Hazelnut Tree to be ready to harvest in September
The Jefferson Hazelnut Tree is a strong addition to either commercial growing or your home-grown operation. With a great resistance to pests and particularly to eastern filbert blight, the Jefferson Hazelnut Tree yields bountiful crops of sizable hazelnuts, hence the high attraction to commercial growers. This tree grows virtually all-year round with appetizing hazelnuts typically ready to harvest in the month of September. Preferring well-drained soil and partial to full-sun, the Jefferson Hazelnut Tree can reach a height of 144 in and a width of 120 in. This hazelnut variety was developed at Oregon State University and are found to be appropriate for USDA hardiness zones 5-8. If you are looking for a high-yield, dependable hazelnut tree with excellent success rates, try the Jefferson Hazelnut Tree today.
