Pear fruit seedlings – Conference

Conference Pear is one of the most well-known pear varieties, admired for its flavor and characteristics. It ripens at the end of September, producing large, well-formed, typical pear-shaped fruits. The skin is greenish-yellow when ripe, without any redness on the sunny side. The flesh is pale yellow, buttery, sweet, aromatic, and pleasant to eat.

The Conference pear tree is moderately vigorous and highly productive, with medium-early blooming. This variety is sensitive to late spring frosts but is adaptable to various conditions. It bears abundantly and regularly, providing great satisfaction for orchard owners during the harvest.

The harvest is done early, when the fruits transition from dull green to light green, and the seed end turns a brownish color.

Regarding pollination, Conference pear requires the presence of appropriate pollinators to achieve optimal yields. Effective pollinators include varieties like Williams, Boskova Bočica, and others that provide the right conditions for the development and fruitfulness of the Conference pear.

Enjoy the richness and flavor of the Conference pear, which is a favorite choice among orchardists and fruit enthusiasts worldwide.

Available on Rootstocks: Wild Pear, BA29 Quince (Provencal), and MA Quince.