By Bikeydude
County Durham,
United Kingdom 
I have a twisted hazel in a pot and get approximately 4 nuts per year. How can I ensure I get a more bountiful crop next year?
29 Oct, 2011
Answers
We have ours in the ground and, as Bamboo says, see maybe 10 cob nuts in a year on it. We don't even removed them.
29 Oct, 2011
Oh well I'll leave them to the squirrels then and continue to buy mine in the supermarket. Thanks for the advice.
29 Oct, 2011
From what I hear, the twisted variety doesn't often get a big crop, anyway.
31 Oct, 2011
Nope it is grown as an ornamental.
31 Oct, 2011
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Put it in the ground, where it will be able to expand and mature properly and produce more fruits, but bear in mind this one's really grown for its twisted stems, and only gets 10 feet high ultimately, so you're unlikely to get a massive crop.
29 Oct, 2011