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Pear Trees - Beth

Pyrus 'Beth' Pear Trees

  • Eating - soft & melting.
  • Self Sterile.
  • Pollination group B.
  • Crops in August.
  • Bareroot Delivery: Nov-March.

    From £11.25

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    Pear Trees - Beurre Hardy

    Pyrus 'Beurre Hardy' Pear Trees

  • Eating - soft & melting.
  • Self Sterile.
  • Pollination group B.
  • Resistant to scab & late spring frosts.
  • Crops in October.
  • Bareroot Delivery: Nov-March.

    From £11.25

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    Pear Trees - Brandy

    Brandy

  • Perry / Pear Cider.
  • Pollination Group: D
  • Crops in October
  • Spur bearer.

    From £11.25

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    Pear Trees - Cannock

    Cannock

  • Pear Cider / Cooking
  • Pollination Group: C
  • Spur bearer.

    From £11.25

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    Pear Trees - Comice

    Pyrus 'Doyenne du Comice' Pear Trees

  • Eating - soft & melting.
  • Self Sterile.
  • Pollination group C.
  • Susceptible to scab.
  • Resistant to Mildew & late spring frosts.
  • Crops in November.
  • Bareroot Delivery: Nov-March.

    From £11.25

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    Pear Trees - Concorde

    Pyrus 'Concorde' Pear Trees

  • Eating - soft & melting.
  • Self Fertile.
  • Pollination group C.
  • Crops in September. Stores well.
  • Bareroot Delivery: Nov-March.

    From £11.25

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    Pear Trees - Conference

    Pyrus 'Conference' Pear Trees

  • Eating - soft & juicy.
  • Partially Self Fertile.
  • Pollination group A.
  • Best choice for Partial shade.
  • Crops in September. Stores well.
  • Bareroot Delivery: Nov-March.

    From £11.25

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    Pear Trees - Glou Morceau

    Glou Morceau

  • Eating.
  • Sweet, Juicy, Melting.
  • Pollination Group: B
  • Crops in October
  • Spur bearer.

    From £11.25

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    Pear Trees - Hellens Early (Perry)

    Pyrus communis Hellens Early (Perry)

    From £11.25

    Pear Trees - Humbug

    Humbug

  • Eating / Cooking
  • Pollination Group: C
  • Spur bearer.

    From £11.25

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    Pear Trees - Invincible

    Pyrus Invincible Pear Trees

  • Eating & cooking.
  • Early fruit good for cooking, later fruit for eating.
  • Partially Self Fertile.
  • Pollination group C.
  • Best choice for frosty places.
  • Crops Mid Sept - Oct / Nov.

    From £11.25

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    Pear Trees - Louise Bonne of Jersey

    Pyrus 'Louise Bonne of Jersey' Pear Trees

  • Eating: Tangy sweet, soft & juicy.
  • Partially Self Fertile.
  • Pollination Group A.
  • Recommended for frosty sites.
  • Crops Late Sept. Stores well.

    From £11.25

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    Pear Trees - Merton Pride

    Pyrus 'Merton Pride' Pear Trees

  • Eating: soft & melting.
  • Self Sterile Triploid.
  • Pollination Group B.
  • Crops September.

    From £11.25

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    Pear Trees - Onward

    Pyrus 'Onward' Pear Trees

  • Eating: soft & melting.
  • Self Sterile.
  • Pollination Group C.
  • Some Scab resistance.
  • Crops September.

    From £11.25

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    Pear Trees - Sensation

    Sensation

  • Eating
  • Pollination Group: D
  • Spur bearer.

    From £11.25

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    Pear Trees - Williams Bon Chretien

    Pyrus 'Williams Bon Chretien' Pear Trees

  • Eating: soft & melting.
  • Great for stewing.
  • Self Sterile.
  • Pollination Group B.
  • Heavy cropper.
  • Crops Late August-September.

    From £11.25

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    Pear Trees - Winter Nellis

    Pyrus 'Winter Nellis' Pear Trees

  • Ideal for Cooking.
  • Eating: firm & juicy.
  • Self Sterile.
  • Pollination Group B.
  • Crops Late October.
  • Stores very well.

    From £11.25

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    I just wanted to thank you for the excellent service you have provided. The trees were of good quality, they arrived promptly and the follow up is first class. I will never go anywhere else. Roger Abbott

    Roger Abbott