Hazelnut Pollinator Pack

Produce Delicious Hazelnuts with One Convenient Pack

We’ve paired two pollinating Hazelnut Trees in one convenient pacakge, so you can harvest delicious hazelnuts at home in no-time!

Hazelnut Trees are not self-pollinating – in order to produce nuts, they need to cross-pollinate with another variety. That’s why this all-in-one pack includes the Jefferson Filbert Hazelnut and the Theta Filbert Hazelnut – they’re excellent pollination partners for each other, for a prolific hazelnut harvest!

The Theta Filbert Hazelnut and Jefferson Filbert Hazelnut are tough trees that can be planted all year round – although though the best time is in the fall or spring, so your tree can get rooted into the ground before extreme temperatures set in. In optimal conditions, you can get a crop of gorgeous, copper-colored Hazelnuts in less than a year!

Drought-resistant and fast-growing, these trees are celebrated for their strength, prominent green leaves, and ability to produce an abundant amount of large, buttery-flavored hazelnuts.

In September, gardeners can harvest their hazelnuts and enjoy them roasted on top of ice-cream, baked in warm chocolate cookies, or used in other savory recipes. 

Why Fast GrowingTrees.com is Better

Your whole family will love the rich and flavorful hazelnuts that your trees will produce. We’ve grown and nurtured your Theta Hazelnut and Jefferson Filbert Hazelnut Trees for best results, and you reap the rewards effortlessly in your own backyard.

We’ve put in the hard work at our nursery by developing healthy, better-developed root systems, so you don’t have to. Enjoy easy-to-grow, delicious hazelnuts with the convenience of the Hazelnut Pollinator Pack today!

NOTE: This product cannot ship to Oregon.

Planting & Care

Planting: Both the Theta Filbert Hazelnut and the Jefferson Filbert Hazelnut Tree can tolerate partial shade but prefer around six hours of full or partial sunlight daily in well-drained soil.

To plant your pollinator pack, dig a hole that’s just as deep as the root ball, and three times as wide. (Plant each tree in a separate hole.) 

Note: Be sure the trees are planted close to each other so they will pollinate effectively!

Backfill the hole with soil and lightly press as you go to eliminate air pockets. Water, then mulch the area to preserve moisture.

Watering: Keep the soil for your hazelnut tree moist, not over saturated. Feel your soil every few days, once it feels like it’s close to drying out give your tree a slow watering by holding a hose to its base and counting to 30 seconds.

Fertilizing: Hazelnut trees don’t require fertilizer often. It’s best to wait two to three years before fertilizing them. To give your tree a boost for healthy growth in the summer feed it some well-balanced organic fertilizer like formula 10-10-10 in the late winter or early spring.

Pruning: The best time to prune is in the late winter or early spring when your tree is still dormant. Be sure to remove any dead or broken branches, as well as crisscrossing or rubbing branches. Also, look for branches sticking straight upwards, these are non-fruit bearing branches that can easily be removed. Before pruning make sure that you have a sharp and sterile pair of hand pruners or loppers.

Weed Control: Weeds often compete with young trees for nutrients, so if you see any within two to three feet of the base of your tree you should remove them by pulling them upwards out of the ground in a twisting motion. 

Tip: By spreading a layer of mulch around your tree that’s 2 to 3 inches thick it will prevent weeds from growing, and help the soil retain moisture.