Hartpury Green
£18.50
A very old variety first mentioned in 1662 and regularly since then. Also known as Chaceley Green. It produces round or oblate fruits that are harvested in the second half of October. The pears are pale green or greenish yellow with some russetting.
Harvest – mid October Pollination group – A
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A very old variety first mentioned in 1662 and regularly since then. Also known as Chaceley Green. It produces round or oblate fruits that are harvested in the second half of October. The pears are pale green or greenish yellow sometimes with a reddish flush. Some russetting around the eye and stalk. Numerous small but conspicuous lenticels.
Harvest – mid October Pollination group – A
| Rootstock | Pyrus communis maiden (vigorous) |
|---|---|
| Harvest Time | Mid October |
| Pollination Group | A |
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