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We were delighted when we received our Black Hamburgh grape vine from Victoriana Nursery Garden. However, having nurtured it for 2 seasons, it failed to progress. We contacted the nursery to let them know of the vines failure and provided some photographs of both the vine and the container it was planted in. Victoriana Nursery had no hesitation in offering to replace the vine. We are delighted with the high level of customer service we have received. Thank you Victoriana we will certainly be shopping with you in the future.
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How To Keep Cobnuts Under Control
Cobnut trees will still produce a good crop of nuts every year with no attention at all and they will still produce a good crop of nuts every year. The trouble is that without pruning they will grow up to 20 feet (6.1 metres) in height making picking of the fresh green nuts impossible and the only way of harvesting will be to wait until fully ripe and then shake the tree.
Traditionally, cobnuts are kept at around 7 feet (2.1 metres) tall as a single stem or multi-stem bush.
Between November and mid-April simply remove anything that is dead, diseased or damaged, and any unwanted suckers at the base, before thinning the top growth to allow good circulation of air (you should have 6-8 main framework branches) - and of course trim down to around 5-7 feet (1.5-2.1 metres).
Cobnut Tree 'Webb's Prize Cobnut'
A heavy bearing variety that produces large clusters of gorgeously sweet nuts. Perfect for eating green or allowing to ripen fully. Partially self fertile.
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Supplied as a containerised tree pruned to approximately 2-3 feet (60-90cm) tall including pot.
Filbert Tree 'Kentish Cob'
The traditional Kentish Cobnut - is actually a Filbert! Large flattened nuts are produced in profusion. Vigorous in habit and heavy cropping.
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Supplied as a containerised tree pruned to approximately 2-3 feet (60-90cm) tall including pot.
Filbert Tree 'Nottingham Cobnut'
Often misdescribed as a Cobnut. An early cropping variety that produces large richly flavoured nuts. A popular commercial variety. Partially self fertile.
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Supplied as a containerised tree pruned to approximately 2-3 feet (60-90cm) tall including pot.
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Hazel Hedging - Corylus avellana
Often used in woodland that is to be coppiced and used in woodland crafts. Loved by wildlife and produces edible hazel nuts / cob nuts. Reaches 40 feet if you let it with a long life span.
Currently Not Available To Purchase - Available from APPROXIMATELY late November / early December
Supplied as a bare root plants pruned to approximately 2 feet (60 cm) tall including roots.