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ediblelandscapingsc

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Posted 1415413133	Reply with quote #1

If anyone has some blight resistant Hazelnuts they will be pruning this year please contact me. I'd love to trade some plant material for them. I'm looking for the following varieties ALEX CARLOA CARMELA CASINA CLARK DAVIANA DELTA DORRIS ENNIS EPSILON ETA FELIX J-5 G-17 GAMMA GASAWAY GRAND TRAVERSE HALL"S GIANT JEFFERSON LAROKA LEWIS MAGDALENE RUSH SACAJAWEA SANTIAM SLATE THETA WEPSTER WILLAMETTE YAMHILL YORK ZETA ZIMMERMAN __________________ South Carolina zone 7b-8

zone5figger

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Posted 1415443590	Reply with quote #2

I grow a few hybrid hazels- Ashworth, which is a hazebert from St. Lawrence nursery, Precocious, from Oikos, and some from Badgersett. If you're interested in any of those, PM me. Have you had success getting dormant cuttings to root? I've only tried with semi-softwood material in the mid-summer. __________________ Jesse- zone 5, 1000' elevation

ediblelandscapingsc

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Posted 1415448861	Reply with quote #3

I have not tried to root them but figured it can't be too hard. I've rooted plants like Blackberries, blueberries,chaste trees, elderberries, figs, mulberries, kiwis, nanking cherries, pomegranates, yellow bells, roses, and a few other plants so I think I can do it. I heard only 20% or so will root so if 1 out of every 5 cuttings root I'll be happy. The best way to propagate them is by mound layering but you have to have a plant first:) Thanks for the offer pm on the way. __________________ South Carolina zone 7b-8

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