Fernor - Ithalat/Ihracat

An excellent new French variety, late leafing, precocious flowering, lateral fruiting and blight tolerant. Late ripening, large fruit of excellent quality; light coloured, easily extracted kernels which store well and have excellent flavour. In France, yields of 1 tonne per hectare at 6 - years - old and 4 - 5 tonnes per hectare when mature are typical. Average vigour and semi erect habit also suitable for hedgerow systems (4m*8m). Weight: 10-12 g Internal Rate: 42-44% Pollinators: Franquette, Iverto, Fernette, Ronde de Montignac

A hybrid of Franquette x Lara. Late leafing, lateral fruit bearing variety. Leaves are out 2-3 days earlier than Franquette. Used as a pollinator for Chandler and Fernor.

Quite fruitful. It has fruits 2-4 together. Thin in shell. Easliy broken and taken from the shell. Quite appropriate for cold climates can be planted in high altitude from 50 to 1800 meters. Starting from the areas that are sea level, it is a fruitful walnut type can be planted in the ares that are 1800 meter high. Because of its genetic features, Fernor walnut would not get affected by spring and autumn frost in high altitudes. Since the female flowers bloom in the beginning of May Fernor walnut tree would not get affeceted from late spring frost. And in autumn, Fernor walnut tree has its time to rest until the beginning of November. And this means the closure of new shoots. This is why not only late shoots but also other parts of the tree would not be affected by early frost in autumn. During winter, frosts up to -25 and -35 degrees do not harm Fernor walnut tree. It is a type of walnut tree that is highly durable to cold weather.