Tag: hazelnut
Hazelnut Progress
Hazelnut Progress
Hazelnut Progress
Progress picture of the hazelnut cluster we’re watching
Hazelnuts – 2024
The hazelnuts are just starting to form — it looks like we’ve got nuts developing on the newer plants on the north side too. As far as propagating plants, I’ve pretty well established that dropping a woody cutting in willow water doesn’t work. Dropping a green cutting in water doesn’t work. Next, I’m going to try a green cutting in soil and air layering. I’ve found a few places online that say air layering worked … even if it looks a little odd having bundles of soil wrapped around the branches of your shrubbery.
Hazelnut Pollen
The hazelnut pollen is starting to appear … should have bright pink flowers shortly!
Hazelnuts
All of our hazelnut bushes are ready to pollinate flowers in spring!
Hazelnuts for the year
We got 105 hazelnuts from our bushes this year — two bushes were in their first year of nut production … so we should get a lot more next year.
Hazelnut Conclusion
The hazelnut that I have been photographing all summer is finally ripe — the final picture!
Hazelnut Progress
The hazelnut that I’ve been photographing all summer is almost ripe:
We’ve found 44 hazelnuts so far — they’re sitting out to dry. There were two really green nuts that fell — I kept those too, just to see if they’d finish ripening inside. So far, they’re browning up surprisingly well
And all of the hazelnut bushes are getting ready for next year — hopefully we’ll get loads of nuts!
