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Purple hybrid hazelnut seedling

 
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I planted 250 hybrid hazelnuts from seed bought from Grimo Nuts a few years back. One of them came out purple and is a thing of beauty. Wondering if this is common?
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Yes I have a purple hazelnet tree in my backyard. i bought it on purpose, they are usually dwarfing too. One of them is contorted too.
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thank you! Since you knew it was purple, it was most likely propagated through layering (or other technic) so a clone from a knowed purple leafed variety. Unless you bought this as a purple seedling?

I'm wondering if purple leafed hybrid hazelnuts are common when sprouting from seed?
 
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