Asian pear planting
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The www.ecsac.eu garden experts show us how to grow Asian pears, a tasty fruit that looks like an apple but tastes like a pear.
4 Apr With a delicious pear flavor but a firm apple texture, growing your own Asian pears is becoming a popular option for those with a home orchard.
Asian Pear Tree Care - Tips For Growing Asian Pears In The Landscape
Description:Growing in USDA zones , this tree is cold tolerant and requires less than chill hours so it produces well even in warm southern climates. This firm pear stores well, has a long shelf life, resembles granny smith apples in texture and flavor making them great for baking, salads, or eating fresh off of the tree. The Shinseiki pear is also self fertile, making it an excellent addition to a landscape or orchard as it needs no cross pollinator for fruit to form. One small tree will provide you with years of delicious treats! Give your pear tree a location that features full sun and well-draining soil. Choose a bright, sheltered location, preferably with southern exposure.
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