Pyrus Communis Conference (Conference Pear)
| Species | : | Pyrus Communis Conference |
|---|---|---|
| Common Name(s) | : | Conference Pear |
| Genus | : | Pyrus |
| Shape | : | Rounded |
| Mature Size | : | Small (under 10m) |
| Tree Type | : | Deciduous Broad Leaf |
| Tree uses | : | Small Gardens,Garden,Parkland Trees |
First introduced in 1885, this well known eating pear variety won the Award of Garden Merit in 2002.
First introduced in 1885, this well known eating pear variety won the Award of Garden Merit in 2002.
Grown at Barcham as a full standard tree for garden planting.
Juicy and sweet green / yellow fruits are generally ready October through to November.
This cultivar partially self pollinates and is a good pollinator of other varieties.
It tolerates most soil conditions and is still the nation’s favoured edible pear.
Mature height: 5-7m
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