"Sometimes you feel like a nut…" Filberts are high in vitamins A and E, and are a good source of calcium, phosphorus, potassium and magnesium. Filberts need another filbert variety for cross-pollination. Walnuts are self-fertile, but produce nuts at a younger age if you plant a second variety.

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Almonds
	All-In-One-Almond This almond is self-fertile, soft shelled and sweet. An almond that produces in the Pacific NW!  Genetically semi-dwarf 12-15’. Pick nuts Sept.-Oct.
Filberts
Butler Filbert Oval nuts with good flavor. Ripens late September-mid October. Pollinated by any other filbert. To 20’.
	Du Chilly Filbert Slower growing with large long nuts of high quality. Ripens late September-mid October. Pollinated by any other filbert. To 18’.
Ennis Filbert Ennis develops some of the largest nuts of the filberts. Large crops are produced of the tasty hazelnuts. Filbert trees make attractive additions to the landscape!
	Gamma Filbert This is a great new variety of Filbert that bears good sized crops of medium-size rich tasty nuts.
Yamhill Filbert A new introduction from OSU, this Filbert is highly productive with large sized nuts that are wonderfully tasty.
	Walnuts
	Carpathian English Walnut Round, soft-shelled, high quality nuts on a very hardy tree. Ripens late September-mid October.
Cascade English Walnut Large, excellent quality nuts with great flavor. Ripens late September-mid October. To 60’.
	Black Walnut Prized for the timber this large shade tree will produce crops of large tasty black walnuts. Self fertile.
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