(Description)
The Perdue Pear is a large pear-shaped pear with a smooth, slightly-blotched skin that is greenish to greenish/yellow in color. The flesh is white, juicy, sweet, and very flavorful, with a noticeable lack of grit cells.
The Perdue Pear Tree is a large tree that is very hardy and sturdy. The limbs grow on a wide angle from the trunk, and usually don’t require support.
Also:
- Bears fruit annually.
- Fire Blight has ever been observed.
- Believed to be a self-pollinator (being tested to
confirm).
- Minimal chill hours required (200+).
- Fruit matures in early August
(continues to ripen/soften after being picked).
- If you are from the South,
this is an "Eating Pear",
not a "Canning Pear"...
Enjoy!!!
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