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    Hi can anyone advise me I put a nut bush in last spring and hoped for at least a few nuts this year! do the plants have to be of an age before thay produce? or do I need to help it along?
    any advise would be good
    thanks

  • #2
    Having read your other posts I think you must be related to my wife Sally - she's impatient too

    Most tree's/bushes or plants will need to establish themselves in the first year or two before they are big enough to start produceing a crop. What sort of nut bush is it? If its a filbert you may need to have one one of a differnt variety to pollenate to ensure you get a good fruit set. Aslo you'll have to watch the wildlife as they will appreciate your hard work as well
    ntg
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    • #3
      Hazelnut, probably four or five years.
      Walnut, double it and double it again.

      Mine's the same Nick.
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      • #4
        Hazelnut, probably never, especially if you have an american tree rat in the garden/vicinity.

        valmarg

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        • #5
          apparently they taste like chicken Valmarg & are know as "flightless Partridge" in posh resturants
          ntg
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          Remember that a lone amateur built the Ark.
          A large group of professionals built the Titanic
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          • #6
            I just call 'em vermin !!
            Rat

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