| Dimensions | Can fit in smaller 1.4m carton, see the Delivery page. |
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We supply rootstocks once they have been harvested and sorted, between February and March. We will email you an Order Confirmation when we take payment, before being getting in touch to arrange delivery or collection.
Pear rootstock Pyrodwarf – vigorous
Pyrus ‘Pyrodwarf’ is not, despite its name, dwarfing. It has 60-70% of the vigour of wild pear rootstock, so can be termed as semi-vigorous to vigorous in growth. Useful for Pear varieties that are incompatable with Quince rootstocks. Two year non organic rootstocks.
Availability: Out of stock. Next season's rootstocks will be available for advance ordering from November 2024 and will be supplied from February 2025
Pyrus ‘Pyrodwarf’ is not, despite its name, dwarfing. It has 60-70% of the vigour of wild pear rootstock, so can be termed as semi-vigorous to vigorous in growth. Useful for Pear varieties that are incompatable with Quince rootstocks.
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Pear rootstock Pyrus Kirchensaller – vigorous
A vigorous rootstock that in time will produce standard pear trees – trees with a canopy starting at 1.8m (6′). However they do not have to be grown as tall as this. Good for trees where grazing with sheep and cattle is anticipated. One year organic rootstocks.
Pear rootstock Quince A – moderate
Quince is nowadays used as a rootstock for pears, being fully compatible with most varieties. Moderate vigour Quince A rootstock results in a tree of 4-5m (12-15ft). Suitable for all forms – bush trees, cordons & espaliers. Into cropping within 4-6 years. Two year non organic rootstocks.
