Crisp 'n Sweet™ Pear Tree

A Breeding Breakthrough!

(2 customer reviews)

Imagine the juiciness and rich sweet flavor of a traditional European pear coupled with the downright addictive crispness of an Asian pear, and you have Crisp ’n Sweet! You’ll never find such taste and texture combination in any other pear! As if its eating quality were not enough, Crisp ’n Sweet is a breeze to grow—trees have a high resistance to fire blight. Blooms are frost tolerant so you are virtually guaranteed a large harvest each year, and, unlike many pears, Crisp ’n Sweet ripens to perfection on the tree. No more guesswork, just pick the fruit fresh from the tree mid August and discover the delicious difference of Crisp ’n Sweet! Zones 5-7. Green Jade cultivar. U.S. Patent No. 14034.

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Product Details

Zones: 5 - 7 (-10° F.)
Height: standard -15 - 20' semi-dwarf 12- 16 ft
Spacing: 15' minimum
Depth: graft of bud union should be just above the soil line. Look for plant depth indicator
Spread: upright
Sun/Shade: full sun
Pollinator: Maxine, Honeysweet, Korean Giant
Blooms: midseason - blooms are frost tolerant so you are virtually guaranteed a large harvest every year.

Fruit: very large in size and perfumed sweet
Comments: Tree is very productive and has excellent tolerance to spring frost. Fruit thinning is required (remove fruit to one per cluster at fruit set) and it does not have premature fruit drop.
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- Sunday, June 06, 2010
Growing Beautifully
Reviewed By: Vicki Brookreson (Castle Rock, Wa.)
We recieved this pear tree earlier this spring. It was a good looking branched tree that was packaged well but did not have as much root system as I was expecting. It is now the first week of June and this tree is thriving and growing beautifully, it has already put on well over 4 inches of new growth!

- Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Shipment
Reviewed By: Floyd Howard (Post Falls, ID)
Received shipment with No feeder roots on tree and no name tag on tree. The wet paper to keep the roots moist was at the top of the tree.

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