Apple pear
By Klahanie
- 3 Aug, 2013
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I bought this tree few years back and it is doing extremely well for me. It is called apple-pear due to its appearance and texture but the fruit is not a hybrid of the two.
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It is loaded with the blooms in the spring Bjs...just beautiful. This particular tree has 4 kinds of apple-pears grafted on it. Lately, they do it a lot to the fruit trees here. I also bought such cherry tree. 3 in 1.
Thanks for your comment.
3 Aug, 2013
What does the fruit taste like, is it good? Do you cook it, or eat it as it comes?
3 Aug, 2013
Feverfew, it tastes somewhere between apple and pear. It is not very sweet but very juicy and crisp. People usually eat it raw. We juice most of them together with the apples. We can get them in supermarket here.... usually wrapped in some "foamy" material..
4 Aug, 2013
How interesting, never heard of it before.
6 Aug, 2013
I am surprised that they are not readily available in UK.
7 Aug, 2013
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This photo is of species Pyrus pyrifolia.
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Interesting had to visit Wikipedia for an explanation of this Pear would like to try one but apparently they don't travel well.
3 Aug, 2013