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American Hazelnut
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Hardiness: zones 4 through 9 Growth Rate: moderate to rapid Mature Shape: Rounded Height: 15 to 18 feet Width: 15 to 12 feet Site Requirements: American Hazelnut grows moist loamy to well drained sandy and clay soils. Elms are adaptable to adverse soil conditions. Flowering Dates: March - May Seed Dispersal Dates: September - October Seed Bearing Age: Seed Bearing Frequency: Seed Stratification: Seeds need 5 months cold stratification at 34F to 40F |