Turkish Filbert

Turkish filbert is a medium sized shade tree grown for its its tidy, symmetrical shape. Viewed from a distance, its grows taller than wide, which makes it useful for narrow areas. 

Although the flowers are not that ornamental, the leaves are a lustrous dark green. 

Turkish filbert takes some time to establish a new root system after it is transplanted, but is very drought tolerant thereafter. This tree will grow best at elevations under 6,500 ft.

 

Turkish Filbert

Turkish filbert is a medium sized shade tree grown for its its tidy, symmetrical shape. Viewed from a distance, its grows taller than wide, which makes it useful for narrow areas. 

Although the flowers are not that ornamental, the leaves are a lustrous dark green. 

Turkish filbert takes some time to establish a new root system after it is transplanted, but is very drought tolerant thereafter. This tree will grow best at elevations under 6,500 ft.

 

Plant details
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Botanic Name

Corylus colurna

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Pronunciation

KOR-ih-lus koh-LUR-nuh

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Mature Height

30 to 45 ft.

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Mature Spread

20 to 25 ft.

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Water usage
Water Usage

One Droplet: Water twice per month or less, once established.

Two Droplets: Water about once per week, once established.

Three Droplets: Water about twice per week, once established.

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Flower Color

NA

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Bloom time

early spring

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Colorado Native

No

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Natural Habitat

southeastern Europe and western Asia

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Light Requirements

sun

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Cold Hardiness

USDA zones 4-7

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Elevation Limit

hardy to 6,500 ft.

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