Pyrus communis 'Conference' - pot - bush
Handpeer
€27.11 per unit (incl. vat)
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Product information "Pyrus communis 'Conference' - pot - bush"
The conference pear is an old variety originating from England. The pears are sweet and juicy. This makes them very popular
GROWTH TIPS:
Conference place likes to be in a spot with sun or semi-shade. It is also best to make sure they are somewhat sheltered from strong winds. The pear tree does well in an acid to neutral, and well-drained soil
USE:
The conference pear is delicious to eat on the go,. You can also work with it in the kitchen, and make a pear-almond cake, for example, or caramelize the pear in the oven with some nuts
ADVICE FOR PROBLEMS:
The conference pear has good disease resistance.
Product specifications
| Application / use plant: | Unknown - n/a |
|---|---|
| Application / use plant - details: | Hand pear |
| Bloom Month: | Unknown - n/a |
| Bloom color: | White |
| Branches / bark: | Unknown - n/a |
| Flower color - details: | White, good self-pollinating |
| Frost hardiness - details: | Good (-23 to -18°c), usda zone 6 |
| Frost resistance: | Very good winter hardy |
| Fruit: | Green, Big fruit |
| Fruit - details: | Green |
| Full grown plant height: | 300 cm |
| Growth habit : | Unknown - n/a |
| Growth habit - details: | Strong, wide-growing |
| Humidity/Soil: | Moist soil |
| Humidity/Soil - details: | Normal |
| Latin plant family: | Rosaceae |
| Leaf / Foliage: | Green |
| Leaf / foliage - details: | Deciduous, green |
| Location: | Full sun |
| Location - details: | Sun |
| Maturity: | Mid-september end of september |
| Minimum growing height (in cm): | 300 |
| Plant characteristic: | Edible (fruit, leaf, flower), Climbing shrub or slate, Fruit-bearing |
| Plant family: | Rose family |
| Taste: | Juicy, sweet, soft flesh, very f |
| Winter foliage: | Losing leaf |
| maximal growth height (in cm): | 300 |
| type of crop: | Fruit |
| type of soil: | Clay soil (calcareous), Normal soil |
| type of soil / ground - details: | All, light clay |
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