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Italian varieties of hazelnuts

 
Ryan Buzzetti
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Does anyone know where I can buy live plants, bareroots, or fresh nuts of the Italian varieties of hazelnuts. Specifically looking for the Tonda Gentile Trilobata and Tonda Gentile de le Romana varieties.
 
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Welcome to permies.

It would help if you stated your location.
 
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Thanks Megan, that's a good point! I'm in Oregon, USA
 
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