@@bobinmissouri Your trees are old enough to be producing the max amount so I have to believe you need some other cultivars that would make better pollinators. Are they hybrid or American hazelnut trees?
I watched your videos and your trees look really nice and seem to be producing fine. From the looks of the husk and the size of the nut, I'm guessing you have American hazelnuts and you probably already knew that.If you have a small harvest with all those beautiful trees that you have,, the squirrels and blue Jay's must be getting them.
I’m very interested in growing some hazelnuts on my land in Taylor County, might have to order some to try.
I have around 250 hazelnut bushes here in Northern Missouri last year I collected around 300 pounds of nuts I'm in Unionville Missouri
I take it your trees are young and are not producing many nuts.
@@roberthite966 I think that I planted them in 2006 and a few in 2011
@@bobinmissouri Your trees are old enough to be producing the max amount so I have to believe you need some other cultivars that would make better pollinators. Are they hybrid or American hazelnut trees?
I watched your videos and your trees look really nice and seem to be producing fine. From the looks of the husk and the size of the nut, I'm guessing you have American hazelnuts and you probably already knew that.If you have a small harvest with all those beautiful trees that you have,, the squirrels and blue Jay's must be getting them.
@@roberthite966 yes them blue jays and chickmoonks don't have any squirrels but i do get a lot so I don't mind sharing with them lol