Pears

Pears are one of the oldest cultivated fruits. They were documented in China in 5000 BC. Homer referred to pears in his Odyssey. Historical documents give us the growing and grafting techniques of Roman farmers. Because of their versatility and long storage life, they were eaten on the long trade routes. In 17th Century Europe, there was a large growth in pear cultivation. Early colonists brought them to the U.S. and in the 1800's the seeds were carried west to Oregon and Washington thriving in these climates. The "king of fruits" according to the French are easy to grow in your yard.



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Anjou (Beurre d'Anjou) Pear

Anjou (Beurre d'Anjou) Pear

d'Anjou is a large and naturally sweet pear. The mild, melting white flesh with delicate aroma has abundant juice and a sweet brisk flavor. Light...
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Bosc, Pear

Bosc, Pear

You can buy Bosc Pear at the super market, the same way you can buy cardboard-hard tomatoes at the supermarket. The Bosc, dating back to 1807 is...
$25.00

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Comic, Pear

Comic, Pear

The french chefs refer to Comic as "connoisseur's" pear and the English refer to it as Queen of Winter Pears. This desert pear is very large, very...
$25.00

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Seckel (Sugar Pear)

Seckel (Sugar Pear)

Seckel (Sugar Pear) Every home orchard should have a Seckel. An 18th-century Pennsylvania farmer (for whom it was named) is credited with introducing...
$25.00

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Shinko, Asian Pear

Shinko, Asian Pear

Late ripening-September in Central Calif. - and excellent quality. Juicy, sweet, flavorful, refreshing, crisp like an apple. Golden brown russeted...
$25.00

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Bartlett, Pear

Bartlett, Pear

World's most popular pear. Early mid-season, high quality, tolerates hot summers. Estimated chill requirement: 500 to 600 hours. Self-fruitful in...
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