Plants at Edible Landscaping
Nuts - Almonds
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Halls Hardy Almond - Prunus amygdalus Communis x a persia
Almond Halls Hardy 2 A fine ornamental with large showy pink blossoms. Hall's is a cross of almond and peach. The nuts are not paper shell and are similar to a peach seed.The hard green flesh around the nut splits and the seed drops like almonds do. Hall's is very adaptable especially to East coast conditions. Generally almonds grow well in California and some parts of Texas, but are not usually adapted to the eastern states. The nuts are very tasty with a hint of bitter almond flavor. The trees look like a peach tree and can be pruned to an open vase pruning to keep the tree easy to pick. Space 12' circle; height 8' with annual pruning. Zone 5-8 

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1 15 Gallon  Mariana 2624 Semi Dwarf$135.00



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Nuts - Chestnut
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Chinese Chestnut - Castanea mollissima
Nuts Chestnuts wallace Chinese Chestnuts are good nuts to grow in the U.S. because of their resistance to blight. The tree grows tall and spreading. Two plants should be planted to ensure production of nuts. Space 30'-50' circle Zones 5 - 8. 

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Layeroka Chestnut - C. mollissima X C. sativa
Chestnut Dunstan Nuts Layeroka is a blight resistant Chinese and European chestnut hybrid. The tree produces an abundance of large sweet chestnuts. Can become a large, tall tree, over 50 feet. Two of these seedlings are needed for pollination. Zone 4-8 

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Nuts - Miscellaneous
Yellowhorn Nut Tree - Xanthocerus sorbifolia
Nut Yellowhorn Yellowhorn is a very hardy deciduous tree that produces a fall nut, the leaves and beautiful spring flowers are also edible. The white flowers bloom in the spring before the tree leafs out, then in the fall an abundance of nuts can be harvested. Yellowhorn is self-fertile. Yellowhorn is native to China and Korea. Zone 4-8 

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1 2 inch pot  Seedling$9.00
1 Quart Pot  Seedling$15.00


Nuts - Filberts aka Hazelnut
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Native American Filbert - Corylus americana
Filberts Tassel 171 American filberts are pretty hedge bushes 6-8 feet tall. Native to the eastern U.S. Two plants are needed to set fruit. Very showy catkins in spring. Sweet small nuts ripen in August. Space 6' circle. Zones 5-8. 

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Jefferson Filbert - Corylus avellana
Filberts Dessert In Hand Jefferson is the new filbert that is replacing Barcelona as the leading variety. Barcelona was the most popular filbert grown in the US, but is not resistant to Eastern Filbert Blight(EFB), Jefferson is resistant to EFB, and provides high yields of attractive nuts on an easily managed upright shrub. Pollinated by the late pollen shedding Eta 20%, Felix 20% and Theta 60%, which are also resistant to EFB, gives all three varieties excellent nut set. flowers to late for other pollination. Introduced by Oregon State University. Plants are on their own roots. Space 8-10' circle. 15' height. Zone 5-8 

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Eta Filbert - Corylus hyb
Filbert in winter Over the last century, many advances were made for filbert nut improvement for quality nuts for the eastern US. Eta is a 2009 introduction that is immune to Eastern Filbert Blight and is a late pollen shedding cultivar that pollinates Theta and Jefferson. Plants are on their own roots. Zone 5-8 

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Theta Filbert Nut - Corylus avellana
Filbert in Husk The hazelnut breeding program at Oregon State University directed by Shawn Mehlenbacher uses the genetic diversity in the genus Corylus to create new cultivars with resistance to eastern filbert blight. Theta is a 2009 release that is immune to the blight. Theta pollinates Jefferson and Eta with sizable nuts of its own. Plants are on their own roots. Zone 5-8 

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Yamhill Filbert - Corylus avellana
Filbert Yamhill A compact, somewhat spreading tree. For instance, in its 10th leaf, height is about 9.2' and canopy about 11'. Tree is productive, nuts medium size, Kernal texture, flavor and appearance are very good. Yamhill is completely resistant to Eastern Filbert Blight for a long lived tree. Pollinators include York, Dorris, Wepster and Jefferson, Gamma and Epsilon. Pedigree includes Sicilian, Spanish and Turkish grandparents. Space 10' circle. Zone 5-8.  

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York Filbert - Corylus avellana
Filbert Epsilon York is widely compatible with other newer varieties of eastern filbert blight resistant filberts. An excellent pollinator for McDonald, Wepster, Yamhill, Dorris and Sacajawea and early receptivity of Jefferson. It should be useful for decades to come. To get good coverage throughout the bloom of Jefferson use York for early receptivity. Space 10' circles Zones 4-8  

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Winkler American Filbert - Corylus americana
Filbert Winkler Winkler Native American Filbert is a hard to find self fertile bush. It produces larger nuts and is more productive than most native seedlings. Originally from Iowa, introduced in 1918. The bush 6' tall and wide is not susceptible to blight. Ease of care and dependable bearing makes this plant a highly sought after variety. Its small size and good looks make it popular with home owners. Space 8' circle. Zone 4-7 

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McDonald Filbert - Corylus avellana
Filbert McDonald McDonald is a new filbert variety. It has high resistance to Eastern Filbert Blight. An important consideration for areas of the US where filberts grow.The tree's mature size is grower friendly, easy to manage and harvest. Excellent kernel quality with high yields. Occasional pruning is beneficial to allow sun into the canopy. Pollinate with Wepster and York. Also compatible with Yamhill and Sacajawea. Zones 4-8 Space 10-12' 

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Wepster Filbert - Corylus avellana
Filbert Wepster Wepster is a new filbert developed by Oregon State University. It is high yeilding and blight resistant. The diameter of the kernel is 11-13 millimeters, the perfect size for chocolate industries. 15' at maturity the tree is resistant to eastern filbert blight. Wepster is also immune to big bud mites, which feed on the flower buds and cause them to die. In a 5 year trial Wepster averaged 57 pounds of nuts (including shells) per year. Wepster is pollinated by York and McDonald. Zones 4-8 Space 12' circles or as close as 6 feet for hedge. 

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Dorris Filbert - Corylus avellana
Filbert Jefferson Summer Dorris is a new hazelnut cultivar for the blanched kernel and in-shell markets. It was released by the Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station in Feb. 2011. It combines high resistance to eastern filbert blight (EFB) caused by the fungus Anisogramma anomala and bud mites (primarily Phytoptus avellanae Nal.) with high nut yield, medium nut size, attractive nuts and kernels, and excellent kernel flavor. Compared with the standard Barcelona, Dorris has smaller trees, similar yields per tree, higher nut yield efficiency, and similar nut maturity. Most of the pellicle is removed from Dorris kernels by dry heat, giving an attractive white kernel. Also, kernel texture and flavor are excellent, making them suitable for many end uses, although they are larger than ideal for the kernel market. Large nuts of Dorris are also suited to the in-shell market. York and Felix are suggested pollinators. Also compatible with Yamhill and McDonald. Zones 4-8 Space 12'circles. 

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1 3/4 Gallon  own roots$30.00


Felix Filbert - Corylus avellana
Filbert-Felix Felix Filbert named after a French tree importer who introduced popular hazelnut varieties in the 1800s to Oregon, can serve as a pollenizer for Jefferson, a recently introduced EFB-resistant standard variety. York's earlier pollenshed leaves off where Theta takes over to give total pollenation to Jefferson for the second-half of the winter pollination season. Felix can be used during the first half. With that combination you get good coverage throughout the bloom. York is also Filbert Blight resistant. Zones 4-8 Space 10-12'circle 

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1 3 Gallon  own roots$48.00


Precocious American Filbert - Corylus americana x avellana
Filbert in Husk 2 "Precocious" American Filbert is a Eastern Filbert Blight resistant filbert/hazelnut. This is an American filbert hybrid that will start producing nuts 3 to 4 years from seedling. Two Precocious American Filberts will pollinate each other or plant with another American Filbert for pollination. Zone 3-8 

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1 Quart Pot  Seedling$20.00


Nuts - Pecans
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Colby Pecan - Carya illinoiensis
Nuts Peruque Pecan Leaves Medium size, long oval nut, Matures in 160 day growing season. Tree is vigorous and productive; resistant to leaf fungi; retains its foliage late into the fall; a heavy pollen producer. Originated in Fayette County, IL. Pollinates with Major or Peruque. Zones 6-8. Native Space 20' to 30' circle, height 20'-30'. 

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Kanza Pecan - Carya illinoisenses
Nut Pecan Young Tree An early maturing large nut averaging 69lbs of nuts per tree. Introduced from Texas. Space 25' circle. We have Kanza grafted on a hardy 160 day nut maturing rootstock. The rootstock goes dormant sooner than if Kanza was grafted on a southern rootstock, making it hardy in zone 7 and 6. Locally Kanza is a favorite. The trees stay lush green throughout the summer and the nuts show no signs of pecan scab. Will start producing in 3 to 4 years. Pollinates with Major or Peruque. Zones 6-8 

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1 5 Gallon  Hardy Pecan Seedling$90.00


Hardy Pecan Seedling - Carya illinoinensis
Nuts Peruque Pecan Leaves Hardy strain of pecan good for planting zones 6 and 7. Mostly planted for wildlife.Full size tree up to sixty feet. Forty foot spacing. 

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1 1 Gallon  Seedling$25.00
1 3 Gallon  Seedling$30.00
1 5 Gallon  Hardy Pecan Seedling$90.00


Peruque Pecan - Carya illinoinensis
Nut Pecan Pawnee The Peruque pecan is an early season producer derived from a selection of native seedlings near the Mississippi River. Average production is 81 nuts per pound, with 59% kernel. Peruque kernels are golden, with tight dorsal groves. Prefers moist soils. Medium sized, thin shelled nuts with a 160 day ripening season. Recommended for USDA hardiness zones 6-8 and warmer parts of zone 5. Partly self fruitful. Pollinators include Lakota, Oswego, Kanza and Colby. 

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Lakota Pecan - Carya illinoisenses
'Lakota' is an early maturing nut with excellent flavor, averaging 58lbs of nuts per tree. Introduced from USDA. 'Lakota' is a vigorous growing upright tree, strong and wind resistant. Pollinates with Major or Peruque. Space 25' circle. 'Lakota' is very resistant to scab disease. Zones 6-8 

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Oswego Pecan - Carya illinoisenses
Oswego is a seedling of the great old variety Green River selected by Dr. William Ried at KSU. Oswego was chosen for its excellent disease resistance and heavy annual production. Needs Peruque or Major for pollination. Zone 6-8 

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1 5 Gallon  Hardy Pecan Seedling$90.00


Major Pecan - Carya illinoisenses
Major is a heavy annual bearing pecan tree. Nuts are medium-sized, thin shelled, easy to crack and is one of the best flavored pecans available. Pollinated by Lakota, Oswego, Kanza, and Colby. Zones 6-8 

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Nuts - Pines
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Italian Stone Pine - Pinus pinea
Pine Italian Stone Pine in pot Italian Stone Pine has decorative pine cones and can give an abundant crop of pignolia nuts. The plants are sold as miniature Christmas trees and are ornamental outside. One of the few pines that grow well in alkaline soil. Two trees needed for pollination. Space 20' circle. Zones 7-8. 

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Korean Stone Pine - Pinus korensis
Pine Korean Stone Pine Korean Stone Pine is a five needle ornamental hardy pine with pine nuts similar to the ones found in the grocery stores. Slow growing medium size tree. Extremely hardy and tolerant of clay soils. Resistant to white pine blister rust. Korean Stone Pine is hardier than Italian Stone Pine. The blue pyramidal form of the tree is a show piece for the yard. Cones contain many pine nuts. Zone 4-7 

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Nuts - Walnuts
Heartnut aka Japanese Walnut - Juglans ailantifolia
Nuts Heartnut An easy-to-grow, spreading, attractive tree with large sweet nuts that halve easily. Abundant foliage, bears early and is hardy. A sweeter, easier-cracking nut than black walnut. A good shade tree with a spreading habit that's prettier in the landscape than black walnut. Susceptible to Walnut Bunch Disease in the deep south. We have grown Heartnuts for 15 years and have not noticed the disease. For the areas of Zone 8 the disease could be more of a problem. Self fruitful 20' to 35' recommended spacing. Zones 5-8. 

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Native Black Walnut - Juglans nigra
Nuts Black Walnut with husk One of the best Native Trees. A most important tree in any landscape. For nutrition, timber, beauty, medicine and shade, Black Walnuts are defined with the fabric of nature and living things.Zones 4-9 Space 20-40' 

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