Pear (pyrus communis) DE VOLUNTARI
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Pear (pyrus communis) DE VOLUNTARI
| Specifications | |
| Delivery time | 6-12 months |
The standard delivery time for Austria is 2-5 working days.
We send goods on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, by agreement also Thursday or Friday.
We send goods on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, by agreement also Thursday or Friday.
Price
39,90€
- Stock: On Order
- Model: Pyrus communis
Pear (Pyrus communis) 'De Voluntari'
Old Romanian variety with russet fruits and high fire blight resistance.
'De Voluntari' is a very old, autochthonous Romanian pear variety. It is highly valued for its high resistance to fire blight, making it an ideal choice for growers seeking trees with minimal need for chemical protection. It is also characterized by long storage life and excellent flesh quality.
Main advantages of the variety:
- High resistance to fire blight (Erwinia amylovora).
- Excellent and long storage life (until March).
- Minimal need for chemical protection.
- Large fruits with melting (buttery) flesh.
- Regular yield.
Origin and Registration
- Country of origin: Romania
- History: Very old, autochthonous (indigenous) variety.
Variety Characteristics
Tree
- Vigor: Medium strong.
- Yield: Regular.
Fruit
- Size: Large.
- Shape: Pyriform.
- Skin: Brick-red (russet).
- Flesh: White, melting (buttery).
- Taste: Of very good quality.
- Usage: Primarily as dessert fruit for fresh consumption.
Resistance and Requirements
- Resistance: Has high resistance to diseases, especially to fire blight. It requires only minimal chemical spraying.
Harvest and Storage
- Storage: Excellent. Lasts in the cellar until December or January, overall until March.