I grow just three filbert trees in my front garden. So far, only one is a decent producer. This past warm summer was good to this one tree and now I have a huge bowl of nuts that I need to roast.

The disease can go undetected for years because it has a long cycle and latent period; 10 years could go by before a tree is killed. Pruning and spraying are two ways to deal with the blight.

ROLESVILLE, N.C. -- A gray minivan bumps down an unmarked lane one recent morning and pulls into what appears to be a neatly groomed, dormant orchard. On the sloping, one-acre plot stand 500 ...

Doug Beghtel / THE OREGONIANTom Peter is a hazel nut farmer near Canby. He and his family farm about 250 acres. This year's crop is beginning to fall as harvest in mid September approaches. Even ...

On the sloping, one-acre plot stand 500 filbert trees, bushes really, that produce hazelnuts. It’s harvest time. ... Such truffles aren’t thought to grow in the United States, ...

Garland sold 1,000 filbert trees each to two farms in the Warrenton, Va., area but prefers not to name the owners. A grain farmer in Charlottesville, Va., planted 1,300 inoculated trees five years ...

Choose a named form of filbert (such as 'Kentish Cob') for a productive nut tree and place in fertile soil with some shelter. The tasselled catkins are male and the pollen is carried by the wind ...

The background: Filbert trees and the name filbert are said to have been introduced into Oregon by early French settlers in what we know as the French Prairie area, north of Salem. Some believe ...

During the early half of the 1900s, the prominent tree that was planted along our streets... Turkish Filbert a good, clean tree for landscape Midland Daily News Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo ...