Conference Pear Tree
Conference Pear trees are popular for their good crop of delicious dessert pears with a sweet rosewater flavour. The long, slender pears have green russet skin encasing firm and juicy cream-coloured flesh. Ready in late September, the pears can be stored for up to 2 months once picked.
A good choice less favourable Northern positions or clay soil with good drainage, Conference Pear is also suited to gardens, with the white spring blossom attracting pollinating wildlife. Being self fertile, Conference does not require another pear tree in order to produce fruit. It also benefits from good disease resistance, making this an excellent all-rounder.
An award winning variety, Pyrus communis 'Conference' Pear originates from Herefordshire in the 19th century and remains a popular choice today.
Nigel's Nursery Notes: Conference Pear is available on a variety of different rootstocks to control vigour, as well as trained shapes and mature specimens.
Original: $79.93
-65%$79.93
$27.98
Description
Conference Pear trees are popular for their good crop of delicious dessert pears with a sweet rosewater flavour. The long, slender pears have green russet skin encasing firm and juicy cream-coloured flesh. Ready in late September, the pears can be stored for up to 2 months once picked.
A good choice less favourable Northern positions or clay soil with good drainage, Conference Pear is also suited to gardens, with the white spring blossom attracting pollinating wildlife. Being self fertile, Conference does not require another pear tree in order to produce fruit. It also benefits from good disease resistance, making this an excellent all-rounder.
An award winning variety, Pyrus communis 'Conference' Pear originates from Herefordshire in the 19th century and remains a popular choice today.
Nigel's Nursery Notes: Conference Pear is available on a variety of different rootstocks to control vigour, as well as trained shapes and mature specimens.
