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Great eating; both ripen later in the season.

Packhams Triumph - Superb all-purpose variety. Large fruit in mid-season and a good keeper. Heavy and reliable bearer. Slow growing. High chilling hours needed to set fruit, so better for colder climates.

Winter Nelis - A very good late-season eating pear and excellent keeper. Green skin with reddish russet patches. Fruit is small and the flesh, buttery with rich flavour. Very hardy but best with warm site. Prolific cropper and good late-season pollinator.

Grows to 5-6m tall when mature by 4m wide. However pears can easily be trimmed or espaliered. 

Pears require at least one pollinating variety to ensure good fruit production. 

Thank you Waimea Nurseries for supplying the images and content for this fruit tree. To see more about this variety, growing tips and helpful videos visit www.waimeanurseries.co.nz 

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