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This pear tree has delicious, firm, crisp and very juicy pears. 20th Century Asian pear trees have a long storage life and Pruning: Prune trees by about half when planting to encourage vigorous and compact growth. Find more gardening information on Gardening Know How: Keep up to date with all that's happening in and around the garden. There’s nothing sadder than watching cervids snack on fruit trees. Water thoroughly and deeply, and make sure the pot is set in an area that receives full sun and is within 15 feet of another variety of Asian pear. To keep the tree healthy, prune away diseased, broken, or injured branches during its winter dormancy period. If you have a sweet tooth, you could also use some of your crop to make this heavenly pear sorbet with ginger-infused maple syrup, also from Foodal. full sun and situated in well-draining soil. them to a central leader with plenty of air flow at the center. Although it is self-fertile, this type delivers a larger crop when planted in close proximity to another cultivar that blooms at the same time. We’ll cover both planting methods to make it easy for you to choose which is best for your garden. The tree has a medium growth rate and can be pruned to keep to be larger, firmer, and more succulent than the popular varieties of the Once the tree is established, you can water it once a week, or when the top two to three inches of soil dry out. Cross-pollination can be achieved by planting another Asian Pear Variety within 50 feet of your 20th Century Asian Pear Tree. Easy to grow, heavy bearing small tree. Pairings that work well together for pollination purposes are: Asian pears can also cross-pollinate with European pears. 20th Century Pear is a large tree that is commonly grown for its edible qualities. The first tree was named Shin Daihaku but changed to 20th Century You can learn more about how to harvest pears in our guide. The variety is cold hardy, as well as heat and drought Plant the 20th Century Pear in full sun. By far the most dreadful disease an Asian pear tree can face, fire blight, caused by the bacteria Erwinia amylovora, destroys any existing fruit and turns leaves to a burnt-crisp color and texture, hence the name. This will also help to keep the height manageable. Plant trees 8- 10 feet apart, but allow for more space if you would like the tree to grow wider. Originated in Japan in 1900, the cultivar is also called 'Nijisseki'. Peel them, core them, and slice them into halves or into smaller pieces. 20th Century Asian Pear Asian pear '20th Century' A self-fruitful, deciduous ornamental tree that produces small, golden-yellow, round pears. Place them in the chiller compartment of your refrigerator. Approximately 2 to 3 weeks after bloom, shake the branches of the tree to force any fruit that has stopped developing to drop. If you’ve ever had this experience, consider me jealous, but in a good way. It’s easy to plant a dwarf tree in a container. It produces yellow round pears (which are botanically known as 'pomes') with hints of red and white flesh which are usually ready for picking in late summer. Fill the container with gardening soil that’s one part topsoil, one part well-rotted compost, and one part peat moss. They’ll retain that irresistible crisp texture and flavor. This cultivar often begins producing fruit in its second year, though it can take up six years before you can pick a decent harvest. China, Korea, and Japan are the main commercial exporters of the fruit, but it’s also grown in the United States in California, Oregon, and Washington, thanks to those early immigrants. in 1904. Planting Instructions: Plant your 20th Century Asian Pear tree in a hole twice as wide and nearly as deep as the root's ball. needs. to 10 years after planting. A large round yellow fruit that stores well. But you can have it in your own backyard, too. Take it far away to be burned or dispose of it in the trash. 20th Century Pear is a large tree that is typically grown for its edible qualities. Container growing is also ideal for a patio or small backyard. Its popularity was at its peak in ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Maybe you know them as apple pears, papples, or nashi pears, but whatever you call them, the fruits of the Pyrus pyrifolia tree are delicious. How To Water, Fertilize, and Prune Pear Trees. Before you make your selections, make sure you’re in the right growing zone, and that you have plenty of space, and enough room to plant two varieties. I dream of traveling to Japan and China someday, to sample their expertly grown P. pyrifolia fruits. The resulting fruit turned out Then ‘Hosui,’ with its 10- to 20-foot height and spread and classic, russet, apple-shaped fruits, is the perfect cultivar for you. 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