Growing Hazel Nut / Filbert Trees. Planting, Picking, Propagation, Layering, Ordering Seedlings
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- Growing Hazel Nut / Filbert Trees. Planting, Cultivation, Picking, Plant Propagation, Layering, Ordering Hazelnut Seedlings
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25+ Years of Knowledge condensed to 7.45 of pure edification. This is what the internet was made for and what TV used to provide people, not what it has become. Thank you Dale. I would add a tiny fact Hazel wood is renowned as just about the best wood when dry to be used as the drill in a hand drill fire kit. :-)
Wow, this video was do exactly what I needed to get things started. I'm an gardener in the UK, and while out foraging today I took a load of hazelnut/cobnut clusters with plenty of suckers. I came home with 21 that I was able to pot up. Sadly I don't have space to do something large scale like this, but I do now have stock for my future guerilla gardening adventures!
After watching the video I purchased 10 seedlings from Dale. Received purchasing information, payment info, paid, shipped and received them, all that in less than a week. Impressive! All the plants look very healthy. Planting instructions were included. Thank you Dale.
Been two years any nuts yet?
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Hi Kurt I'm interested in purchasing Hazelnut trees from Dale. How do I get in contact with him? Thanks. PS: my brother in law's last name is limperis. What a coincidence.
@@georgelias2516 his email address is at the end of the video
Great video. I liked how the various seasons were shown along with plant progress. Must have taken a lot of waiting to produce this offering.
This is a phenomenal video. Such talent.
Best video I have watched for over a month
I agree! Super helpful!
I ordered 2yr old seedlings from Dale through ebay. Received my order today. I am very pleased and impressed with what I received. Decent size seedlings compared to what I got from another vendor. Wished I had found out about his seedlings sooner! thanks so much Dale!!!
Hi I would like to order from Dale as well. What is his eBay seller name?
Just learned so much about hazelnuts, thanks
My mother & I found a bunch of wild hazelnut trees, I told her we should take a few seeds/nuts to take to her house and plant them around her house. Thanks for all the amazing information
Not enough people know about these. I pick them every year when I go for walks. A real treat for me
fabulous video makes you feel ,ya, wonna get out start planting, relaxing video, thumps up
I love the narration!
I have a year old plant bought from an website. I love the leaves. Thank you for your video. It has all the information I needed. I may order from you soon.
It's my best video ever on RUclips I saw, and I watch it again and again
I hope make like this garden
Excellent video. Like the rooting method bending branches into soil. I do the same with grape vines. Thanks for all the new info you presented from all your years of experiences. Bill
Good to know with the grapevines!
Thank you for the informative video. I was looking forward to see how hazel nuts grow and are harvested and this scratched that itch perfectly. All the best to you!
Love this video, so calming and inspiring. Feel like getting hazelnuts myself.
Wow an amazing video, 👏
Wow! Very cool and Interesting to learn about hazel nuts, thanks for the information. 👍
Love your video..thank you
Excellent information. You've inspired me! Thank you.
This is an extraordinarily informative video. Thanks!
Beautiful!💛💛💛
Such a nice video! good job!
You're a legend sir
I love hazelnuts! I want a tree.
Great video full of information i.m awaiting five saplings from the Woodland trust in the UK one is a hazel , two silver birch and one rowan should get them by October came wait .
Fantastic informative video. So interesting. Wish this was taught in schools.
Wonderful video. My question is when growing hazel trees for nuts, how do you keep the squirrels from getting the nuts before you harvest them? Do you not have a problem, Dale, with squirrels emptying the trees simply because you have so many trees and so much fruit that they can't eat it all? What about when growing small scale? Is it an idea to put 'collars' around the trunks to stop squirrels climbing and plant trees far enough apart to stop squirrels jumping from tree to tree?
For the small grower, once the squirrels, chipmunks, and blue jays find the nuts they will take them all before they are mature enough to pick. Putting a collar around the base tall enough to keep squirrels from climbing is not an option for me as I let them grow multi-stem....not a single trunk. Also the barrier would have to be 40-48" tall. (squirrels can jump that high). My remedy is rat traps for chipmunks and live traps for squirrels, baited with corn.
But that does not prevent the blue jay problem. The blue jays will feed on them from 8 am to 8pm and take them all. I Consider myself a small grower too and for the first few years was disappointed to find my trees stripped bare.
For the blue jay problem I tried putting out a bait pile of corn, peanuts, and sunflower seeds a distance away from my hazels to try to lure them away. But they preferred the hazels. Nets do not work. Chasing with flailing arms does not work. Also fake owls and radios and ribbons and shiny twirling objects hanging from the trees do not work for more than a day. My remedy for the blue jays is a shotgun.
Know that I do not enjoy shooting the blue jays. And I don't want to hear any criticism from anyone reading this and thinking me a monster. Those who would criticize would have no problem trapping (and killing) a mouse in their pantry and also probably enjoy their burgers and chicken wings at the expense of another living thing.
heaven on earth.
4:10 EXCELLENT! THANK YOU
Excellent video
Very nice video Well done!!
Super video and to the point...not sure why I waited so long to look for information...now going on 70 and wanting to expand the number of hazelnut trees we have on property. We actually have three hazelnut bushes and two filbert trees, but the filbert have never produced. You mention shipping two types for pollination...is this an absolute need? If so, I guess I need to get an order to you....your variety should grow well here in Tennessee as I have heard some are not very cold tolerant.
My first 2 trees will be here 2 nd week of may. I'm in MI as well. Too bad I did not see your video before had, would have preferred ordering from you.
Very nice video. Well done. Thank you.
Excellent 👍 would love if you could do a video on correct pruning. Have many very large older trees here and wondering if I will do harm removing tops to reduce tree height
Most informative. Thank you.
Lovely informative video, Thanks for that.
Awesome 😃
We’ve taken over a property that has lots of hazelnut shrub on it. The shrubs are probably 20-30 years old and 20-odd feet tall. They were never pruned or shaped. The cropping seem to be on alternate years for some reason. A lot of the wood seems very brittle and bent over. Should I be cutting the old-looking wood down, and give the the new growth underneath a chance? How much cutting is recommended ?
Thanks for any advice.
I would like to know how to bring a tree back into producing nuts (filbert) after several year just keeping them alive but no nuts…
In your video of the seed beds the nuts appear to be in the husk, but it's hard to tell - do you actually plant them this way? I would like to plant mine in the husks if it works.
They may be planted with or without the husk. But, either way, they need the cold stratification period before germinating. Here in Michigan, that is not a problem when planted in the fall.
Love your video thankyou very much (from Australia). How do you decide on the shape - choosing between a bush or single stem (candle type) pls?
Some people trim the suckers to leave one "trunk". This is never-ending and they produce less nuts.
They grow naturally as a multi-stemmed bush and I let them grow that way.
I need to trim a tree and I think it is a hazelnut 99% it is. The previous owner planted it as I believe to be a decorative tree. How can I prune it and when?
What areas in U.S. will they grow? This is a great video. Ty!
Hey Dale. How are you? I am from Turkey. Turkey produces 75-80 percent of world hazelnuts (filbert). If you wanna get the quality hazelnuts you should come to Northern Turkey, Ordu and Giresun Provinces. Our hazelnuts are rich in oil(almost 70 percent) and tastier than any other ones. We harvest it on August (probably second week) so our trees are not good for snowy climates. Come see our trees or get some Turkish hazelnuts from online markets
Happy harvesting 🇺🇸🇹🇷
You may be right but North America is developing an industry because Turkey won't be able to supply the demand in the future.
I watched a few videos now to find out one piece of information and its never mentioned. For a good yield do you coppice or do you prune out older brances or treat as a tree?
Your choice. I leave some as a bush and trim back others as a tree. Bush produces more
Thank you
I live in the UP, and would love to add nuts to my orchard. Do you think they would thrive here?
Yes, they would thrive in the UP. Hazels are one of the most cold hardy and soil tolerant plants there are.
@@Barney7734 thank you!
Well 8 years later all my hazelnut bushes are at full getting lot of nuts
Were these seedlings you bought rom me? How large are the nuts?
@@Barney7734 I bought them from the Missouri Conservation /nursey they are from a pea size to a mid size marble they are the wild hazelnuts
Vieni, e vedo un treno a Trabzon in Turchia nel terreno pianeggiante conversazione facile stiamo producendo nocciole in questa terra dove le persone hanno difficoltà a camminare, anche con tutto Manpower
Do you sell plants to Alberta Canada
great video..I want to grow hazelnut plant from seed I have chilled it for 3 month in refrigerator and then put it for 5 days in room temperature and soaked it n water according to the info I searched on Google but my seed is not gonna grow seedling like stubborn . plz help what should i do with it
If you purchased your hazelnuts in a supermarket or fruit market, they are processed before they are sold to the public for food. That means that the seeds you buy at the store are killed so that they will not germinate in the store.
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Are you still selling seedlings? I tried to email but it did not go through.
Why do americas show such contempt for soils by calling it dirt
I have not taken a survey of what we in "the americas" call dirt. I grew up on a farm and called it dirt because that's what it is and feel no contempt for the earth by calling it that. Do you have any meaningful comments?
@@Barney7734 Dear Dale, in the UK soil is what you grow things in, dirt has a negative connation associated with dirty.
@@brianevolved2849 soil :
vb
1. to make or become dirty or stained
2. (tr) to pollute with sin or disgrace; sully; defile: he soiled the family honour by his cowardice.
n
3. the state or result of soiling
4. (Biology) refuse, manure, or excrement
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