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We have a selection of Perry Pear trees for sale. Perry Pears are traditionally grown in the three counties of Worcestershire, Gloucestershire & Herefordshire. They make large long lived trees and the fruit is used to make Perry.
Trees are available as ‘maidens’ and grown on wild pear rootstock (Pyrus communis)
Discount information – the following discounts apply on total order value, excluding carriage – 5% on 5+ trees, 10% on 10+ trees. Carriage based on quantity – see the Delivery page for more details.
Perry Pear trees are dispatched between late November and late March when dormant.
We will acknowledge then be in touch in October with an ‘Order Confirmation’ and to take payment before arranging delivery or collection from late November.
Blakeney Red
£18.50Availability: In stockOut of stock
Pears pyriform or turbinate in shape and quite large for a Perry pear. Yellow skin flushed red. Makes a good quality perry. One of the more well known Perry Pears having been widely planted. Grows into a large tree, even very large in favorable conditions.
Harvest – late Sept / early Oct. Pollination group – B
Butt
£18.50Availability: In stockOut of stock
Widely planted in the past this variety makes a large tree of spreading, even drooping habit. The pears are usually turbinate in shape with green or yellowish skin. One of the later picked varieties in early November. Produces a good quality fruity perry.
Harvest Time: early November Pollination Group: C
Moorcroft
£18.50Availability: In stockOut of stock
A deservedly widely grown Perry pear because of the high quality of its perry. Yellow or yellow green pears with russet at either ends or just around the eye. Turbinate or sometimes pyriform in shape. Produces a medium acid, medium tannin perry of high quality.
Harvest – late September Pollination group – B
Thorn
£18.50Availability: In stockOut of stock
A small tree in maturity with an upright habit. Crops well, producing pyriform shaped pears of a good size with a yellow skin rarely orange flushed. A variety that used to be planted for dessert or culinary pears, but now considered too astringent. However it produces a very good quality perry.
Harvest – late September Pollination group – B
Thurston’s Red
£18.50Availability: In stockOut of stock
First recorded in the 1880s arising near Dymock close to the Gloucestershire and Herefordshire border. Hence also known as Dymock Red. The pears are pyriform or turbinate in shape becoming yellowish skinned with a red flush.
Harvest – mid October Pollination group – B
