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Hazelnut 'Webb's Prize Cob' young plants

'Webbs Prize Cob' - the hazelnut with the highest yield

(€90,00 per plate) €1,50 per plant
(€0,00 per plate) €0,00 per plant
(€90,00 per plate) €1,50 per plant
excl. VAT plus shipping
Plate equals 60 plants
Plant size: root ball ⌀ = 4 cm; height 5.5 cm
  • | Corylus avellana 'Webbs Prize Cob' - der Massenträger unter den Haselnüssen
Plates Price* per plant*
1-3 plates €90,00 EUR €1,50 EUR
4-43 plates €85,50 EUR €1,43 EUR
From 44 plates €81,00 EUR €1,35 EUR
(* excl. tax plus shipping)

Advantages Webb's Prize Cob

  • has the highest yield among the hazelnuts
  • fruit clusters often with 7-10 nuts
  • large, long, egg-shaped nuts

Fact sheet

Growth: broad bushy, upright; Height up to 4 m

Ripeness/Harvest: from mid-September; often in large clusters

Fruits: medium-sized, slightly elongated, light brown nuts; Fruit pods very long, deeply slit and incised on one side

Taste: tasty

Variety description

'Webbs Price Cob' has the highest yield among the hazelnuts. This variety grows broadly bushy and reaches a height of around 4 m. Hazelnuts are wind pollinators, which is why the yellow "catkins" that appear in February/March produce gigantic amounts of pollen. But beware, hazels are only partially self-fertile, which is why a second variety or wild hazels near the cultivated hazel significantly increase the yield. Hazels have male and female flowers, the "catkins" are the male flower parts. The female flowers are tiny. They sit at the tips of the buds, are intensely red and look like tiny sea anemones. The surface area, and thus the likelihood of pollen sticking to it via the wind, is theoretically small. However, the gigantic amounts of pollen that escape from the catkins and make real clouds of pollen visible in the wind obviously make up for this easily.

 

Technical data

SKU 07107
Type Webb's Prize Cob
Lubera type
License type
Advantages the mass bearer among hazelnuts, Fruit clusters often with 7-10 nuts, large, long, egg-shaped nuts
Growth broad bushy, upright; Height up to 4 m
Annual growth perennial
Height 4 m
Blossoming time Feb
Blossom color yellowish
Leaf color green
Leaves Summer green
Striking autumn color no
Ripeness/Harvest from mid-September; often in large clusters
Harvest time September
Fruits medium-sized, slightly elongated, light brown nuts; Fruit pods very long, deeply slit and incised on one side
Fruit color brown
Taste tasty
Sturdiness ****
Winter hardiness very good
Weight 0.0 kg