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Pear tree seedlings in Almaty
Pear tree seedlings in the Trees Vitas catalog in the Almaty region. Explore varieties, photographs and descriptions before choosing a tree for your garden.
Catalog
Pear tree seedlings in the Trees Vitas catalog in the Almaty region. Explore varieties, photographs and descriptions before choosing a tree for your garden.
Kyrgyz Winter pear plants One-year-old plants are 1.2–1.5 m tall. Fruit weighs 200–220 g, reaching 220–240 g on quince rootstock and young trees. Further details are available in the product characteristics section. The variety has good winter hardiness and high resistance to scab, powdery mildew, bacterial canker and heat scorch. It is grafted onto wild pear or quince rootstocks. Wild pear is a vigorous rootstock. Trees are undemanding about soil and winter-hardy, begin fruiting 5–8 years after planting, and are productive and long-lived, with 35–40 years of active cropping. The original description states that support and irrigation are unnecessary. Quince is a moderately vigorous rootstock, also described as undemanding about soil, irrigation and support, with moderate winter hardiness. Fruiting begins after 4–5 years, and fruit is larger and sweeter. Advantages include storage for about 6 months in a refrigerator, regular cropping, and frost and disease resistance. The source also gives approximately 6 years to first fruit on pear rootstock and 4 years on quince. The distinctive sweet-tart flavour has a slightly astringent note and a tasting score of 4/5. Fruit is elongated and pear-shaped, golden yellow with a diffuse coral blush that becomes stronger with sun exposure. The skin is thick and firm; flesh is creamy, firm, crisp and coarse-grained. Harvest is from late September to early October, depending on climate; eating maturity is reached in November. Storage in a cellar or refrigerator is about 6 months. Grown mainly for fresh consumption. Please contact Trees Vitas to confirm delivery terms.
Choose a suitable sunny location and allow for the mature crown. Check the variety’s winter hardiness, ripening time and whether it needs another variety for pollination.
Ask about availability and choosing plantsDuchess pear plants Duchess is a versatile variety with tender, juicy flesh and a sweet aftertaste. Its tasting score is 4.8 out of 5. The fruit is low in calories, rich in vitamins and minerals, and used in dietary menus. The original description also makes claims about hypoallergenic juice and use in cold remedies. Fruit may develop singly or in clusters and remains on the branches for a long time. Winter Duchess pears are barrel-shaped, can weigh up to 800 g, and transport well. The surface is smooth; the skin is fairly firm with a light floral aroma. The fruit is bright amber or saffron yellow with a slight blush on the sunny side. The white flesh is melting and very juicy, with a sweet flavour and a little acidity. Suitable for eating fresh, fruit salads, preserves, jam, marmalade, wine and desserts.
Talgar Beauty pear plants Grow Talgar Beauty pears in your own garden with plants from Trees Vitas in Kazakhstan. This autumn dessert variety has a rich flavour and juicy flesh. Its substantial, regularly shaped fruits have firm skin that helps them withstand long journeys and retain freshness. Pale skin with a rich red blush gives the fruit an attractive appearance. Trees crop heavily every year, with harvest in September. Fruit keeps for about two months in cool conditions. The pears are rich in vitamins, minerals and pectin. The original description also mentions benefits for digestion, immunity and mood. Buy plants from Trees Vitas and establish your own fruit garden!
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