Suitable for cultivation in the middle zone. They say that its name came from the name of the city of Trebizond, whose inhabitants brought this variety to Krym. Its uniqueness lies in its size - it is the largest of all world varieties. It has a high fat content (72%), a significant percentage of kernel yield and frost resistance to -32 C. The bush is powerfully tall, reaching 5 m. The crown is moderately spreading. For planting, the standard method and good fertile soil are recommended. Several plants are planted around the circle, adhering to the 6x6 scheme. When the root growth is removed, the plants form a single trunk. Of great importance in the reproduction of Trebizond is the method of obtaining a
seedling. If it is obtained incorrectly, fruiting is delayed and occurs only for 5 hours, and the nuts grow small and crooked. The fruits have a rounded shape and a dark brown shell with a slight sheen. The weight is about 3 g. There are up to 6 of them in the brood. Productivity
Trebizond hazelnuts with proper cultivation 30 centners per 1 ha.
Hazelnuts bloom Trebizond is at the end of March - early April, and the harvest is in August.