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Hazelnuts have higher nutritional value than acorns. The nuts produced by this smaller tree are preferred by squirrels, deer, turkey, woodpeckers, pheasants, grouse, quail and more. The male catkins are a food staple of ruffed grouse throughout the winter. Nuts mature in September/October. Grows 15-18 ft tall, 10-12 ft wide, typically in a multi stemmed form. Plant several for best results with cross pollination. Medium to fast growth rate. Typically produces nuts within only a few years. sizes available: 2 ft (minor branching): $5.75 2-3 ft, well branched: $19.95 Estimated to be available starting April 5th. Code: BNAH
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40% OffThis fast growing shade tree is valued for its dark colored wood used for cabinetry, fine quality furniture & more. The large nuts produced by this tree are consumed by wildlife and humans. Caution: Black Walnut produces juglane (from roots and other parts of the tree) that can be harmful to certain plants/trees planted nearby. Bareroot trees offered are 3-4 ft. Trees expected to be available starting approx. March 29th. Code: SS
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20% OffOur Chestnut offerings provide quality trees well suited for our area providing cold hardiness and disease resistance. Plant several types for cross pollination and improved nut production. Improved Chinese Chestnut: Selected from superior orchard strain. Exceptional vigor, good nut production, uniformity and disease resistance. Bareroot (2 ft): $7.50 Layeroka: Early ripening with heavy yields of medium to large sweet nuts. 2 gal, 2-3 ft.: $39 Precoce Migoule: Early ripening, large nuts of good flavor. Good pollinator for other varieties of chestnut. 2 gal, 2.5-3 ft.: $49 3 gal, 3-3.5 ft.: $59 Estimated to be available starting on/near April 1st. code: FKNICC/SS