Corylus avellana 'McDonald' ~ McDonald Hazelnut spring-flower can be invasive in the

can be invasive in the southeast- look for cultivars with reduced fertility or flowers in fall

The red flushed golden fruits with firm tangy-sweet flesh ripens in late July

Ogon prefers afternoon shade in hot climates

Rhododendron catawbiense Album 4zz

Glicine - Wisteria Frutescens

Corylus avellana 'McDonald' ~ McDonald Hazelnut spring-flower can be invasive in theMcDonald Hazelnut is a multi trunked compact deciduous tree with an upright open canopy and a early season pollinizer. The nuts have large kernels that fills 51% of its shell and are high quality. The showy male flowers bloom on catkins in late winter into spring before the leaves come in. Grows best in rich, moist, well drained soils. McDonald can produce 20+lbs of nuts and has a high disease resistance and very low instances of mold. Type: Tree