Coxford is an old hazelnut cultivar valued for both nut quality and its usefulness as a pollinator. Its elongated nuts have an exceptionally thin, easily cracked shell containing a firm, sweet and aromatic kernel. The vigorous shrub begins cropping relatively quickly. Like other hazels, it yields more reliably when accompanied by a compatible cultivar, with Merveille de Bollwiller forming a useful partnership.
Coxford
Price range: 15,00 € through 23,00 €
Coxford hazelnut tree, very productive with medium elongated, firm aromatic nuts, harvested from late September to October.
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Coxford hazelnut tree produces medium-sized, elongated hazelnuts with firm, aromatic kernels.
This is a very productive variety. Harvest takes place from late September to October.
Hazelnut is naturally a resistant species, with no particular disease sensitivity noted in the source text.
Flowering is late. Coxford is self-sterile and wind-pollinated. It is pollinated by Merveille de Bollwiller, and also pollinates it in return, making the two varieties a good pairing.
We supply Coxford as a two-year hazelnut plant. In the nursery, hazelnuts are trained as a single stem, which is useful if you want to form a standard tree. If you prefer a multi-stemmed bush, the plant can naturally produce shoots from the base.
Variety characteristics
Origin and identity
Growth and adaptation
Pollination
Compatible pollinating varieties
For reliable fruit set, plant at least one variety with a compatible flowering period nearby. Flowering period: 3 - mid season.
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