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Pears
Autumn / Winter 2008-9 bare-root
prices:
On Quince A rootstock
- moderate vigour, best all round choice; Quince
C - 10% smaller
Bush & 2 year olds: £18.00;Cordon £20; Espalier
& Fan £40.00 - £51.00
Pears will need a partner unless Self Fertile - SF. Trees
in near-neighbours gardens may be sufficient if not too far
away. Family trees will have varieties that cross pollinate
each other.
Pollination partners should share the same Po. period, or
be in an adjacent period. E.g. A Po.3 pear will need a Po.
3 partner ideally, but should be ok with a Po.2 or Po.4.
| Beth
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Po. 3 |
Reliable,
heavy, precocious crops; sweet, melting flesh; upright
moderate tree; Sept. QA |
B, Esp |
| Beurre
Hardy |
Po.4 |
Medium/large
russetted fruit; rose water flavour, juicy;heavy crop;vigorous
upright tree; good on poor soils. Red autumn colour.
October. QA |
M |
| Concorde
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Po. 3 |
Reliable,
precocious crops, good flavour, juicy, melting flesh,
stores well, use Nov-Dec. quince A + C |
M, Esp |
| Conference
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Po. PSF |
Heavy, reliable
crops; fairly hardy, partly self fertile. Use Oct-Nov.
QA+C. |
M,B, Esp
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| Doyenne
Du Comice |
Po. 4 |
Superb quality,
needs a warm site or wall, susceptible scab, heavy
crop in good year.
Oct-Nov. |
M,B,Esp |
| Doyenne d'Ete |
Po.1 |
1700 France. Earliest
pear to ripen. Small sweet and moderately juicy. Ripens
yellow in July/August.QA |
B |
| Emile d'Heyst |
Po.2 SF |
Medium size,
yellow/green; sweet/sharp fruit, moderately juicy, good
in North. Oct/Nov. |
M,B |
| Gorham |
Po.4 |
Williams type,
healthier & hardier, heavy crops. Yellow, musky,
juicy. Good pollinator. Sept. QA |
M |
| Hessle |
Po.4 PSF |
Hardy, prolific
small pear, sweet, juicy, great for kids. Pick Sept,
use Oct. QA |
B |
| Invincible |
Po.2 SF |
NEW French
pear for cool sites, hardy, heavy crop, good pollinator.
QA |
B |
| Jargonelle |
Po.3 |
Triploid - will
not pollinate others. Long and good favour, keeps for
about a week, hardy, Tip B. Long bendy shoots. Aug |
B |
| Josephine
de Malines |
Po.3 |
Tip bearer. Small
sweet delicious but needs warmth. Long weeping shoots.
Ripens in succession. Dec/Jan |
B |
| Louise Bonne
of Jersey |
Po.2 |
Small/med sweet
melting delicious fruit, hardy and good cropper, wont
pollinate Williams types. Oct |
B |
| Merton Pride |
Po. 3 |
Large fruit ripen
yellow, good flavour, Triploid. Sep. |
B, Esp |
| Onward
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Po. 3 PSF
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Medium, good
quality, juicy fruit; heavy crops, does not x pollinate
with Comice. September. |
B, Esp |
| Pitmaston
Duchess |
Po. 4 |
Very large fruit,
rich, juicy, shy cropper, liable to scab. On pear rootstock
- vigorous. Espalier. |
Esp |
| Sensation
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Po. 3 |
Sport of
Williams with red skin and foliage, same quality fruit
and more ornamental. August |
M |
| William's Bon Chretien |
Po.3
PSF |
Familiar commercial pear,
canned as 'Bartlett'. Very juicy and sweet. Good choice
for E. and N.E. facing walls. Hardy. Short season.
September. |
M,Esp |
| Winter
Nelis |
Po. 4 |
Good crops
of small round sweet fruit, some frost & scab
res., good as espalier on wall.
Dec-Jan. |
M |
FAMILY PEAR TREES
on on Quince A rootstock £40.00
Beth / Conference / Concorde and Conference / Comice
/ Williams
ASIAN PEAR £20:00
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Shinseiki
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SF
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Needs a warm, sheltered site. The best variety for the UK.
Delicious ripened on the tree - forget the underipe
imports!. Stores well. Quince C rootstock. September.
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B
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BOLWYLLER PEAR - A pear x whitebeam
hybrid
Shipover - Po.3 Attractive
small tree, large blooms, small sweet pears.
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