Hazelbert

Find it on Pg.94 of our 2026 Catalogue
Hazelbert - 8048A

Especially bred for our northern climate, this trees parent was out of Skinners Nursery in Dropmore, Manitoba. Small in size but very big in production, these nicely shaped trees yield enormous crops of easy-to-crack nuts in a hurry. Also known as "Filberts". Mature height 9 ft. Bush.


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8048A - 1 tree $38.95
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Robbie Schmidt (Canada)
8048A - 1 tree
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Kerry Schaan (Canada)
8048A - 1 tree

Plant arrived in good condition and grew well.

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Laurie MacLean (Canada)
8048A - 1 tree

Unfortunately, this bare-root whip never broke dormancy and never grew at all despite having the best seasin for regular rainfall, EVER, in Calgary, and supplemental watering as directed
when needed. So disappointed, as my other hazelbert is waist high, and very happy. I will be needing to contact you soon .

Thank you for your feedback. We're sorry to hear that your Hazelbert did not break dormancy.

We understand how disappointing this is, especially when your other Hazelbert is growing so well. Even when planted under the same conditions, bare root plants can occasionally fail to establish.

Please contact our customer service team with your order number and a few photos of the plant. We'll be happy to review your claim and determine whether it qualifies under our warranty policy.

Thank you for bringing this to our attention, and we look forward to assisting you.

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Anonymous (Canada)
8048A - 1 tree

These poor trees are struggling to grow. It's not from lack of water!

Young bare root trees can take some time to become established as they focus on developing a strong root system before putting on significant top growth. Even with consistent watering, factors such as transplant shock, soil conditions, and weather can affect their growth during the first season.

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Steve chenard (Canada)
8048A - 1 tree

Tree died within a couple of weeks

Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. We're sorry to hear that your Hazelbert did not survive after planting.

Bare root Hazelbert plants can experience transplant stress as they establish, and while many leaf out within several weeks, some may take up to 10 weeks to break dormancy depending on weather and growing conditions.

If your plant declined within a couple of weeks of planting and you have not already submitted a warranty claim, we'd be happy to review it. Please email garden@ttseeds.com with your order number, the planting date, clear photos of the plant and planting area, and details about how it has been cared for since planting. Photos are required for all warranty claims.

Our Customer Service team will carefully review the information and follow up with you as soon as possible.

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We appreciate the opportunity to assist you.

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Bernd Reddig (Canada)
8048A - 1 tree

👍growing well