Ennis Filbert Hazelnut Tree

About the Ennis Filbert Hazelnut Tree

A new, reliable favorite! The Ennis Filbert Hazelnut Tree, originating from the University of Oregon, is renowned for its large, oval-shaped fruit and moderately firm, light brown shell adorned with pronounced darker-colored stripes. This European variety adds both visual appeal and culinary versatility to any landscape. It’s cold hardiness and ornamental value make it a desirable addition to gardens and orchards in zones 5-9.

The nuts produced by the Ennis Filbert Hazelnut Tree are prized for their exceptional flavor and versatility. Whether enjoyed fresh, roasted, or incorporated into various dishes, these large, oval-shaped nuts enrich culinary creations with their rich, nutty taste. Beyond their culinary uses, the Ennis hazelnuts also serve as attractive ornamental features in the landscape, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of gardens and orchards.

Growing the Ennis Filbert Hazelnut Tree

To cultivate the Ennis Filbert Hazelnut Tree successfully, select a location within zones 5-9. Ensure the soil is well-drained and amend it with organic matter to improve fertility and drainage. Ennis is cold-hardy and late-blooming. Cross-pollination with compatible varieties is essential for optimal fruit set. See recommended varieties below.

Vigilant attention to disease management, particularly blight, is crucial for preserving the health and productivity of this hazelnut tree. Proper pruning, pest control measures, and soil management practices contribute to its overall vigor and resilience.

Planting the Ennis Filbert Hazelnut Tree not only offers the pleasure of harvesting delicious nuts but also adds ornamental beauty and value to your landscape, making it a worthwhile investment for both culinary enthusiasts and gardeners alike.

Prunus 'Ennis'