Hazels

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• Palustris Posts: 4,307

  November 2015

  Generally speaking Hazel do not root from cuttings, very easily. they are usually grafted if culinary types or grown from Nuts if the hedging forms.

  Easy enough from nut kernels. Break open a nut, extract the kernel and sow in ordinary potting compost and leave for the winter. Protect from vermin.

  The ones which grow from squirrel plantings germinate slowly as the hard shell has to rot away first.

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  November 2015

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• nutcutlet Posts: 27,445

  November 2015

  Just bury the nut, it works for squirrels

  I've never taken the shell off any nut I've sown.

  Leaving them outside through winter is the really important bit

  
  
  In the sticks near Peterborough

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