177-A Pear, Bell

$32.00

177-A Pear,                Bell Z4. Early season. Bell is resistant to fire blight with good productivity and harvest timing like Bartlett. Vigorous and about 30% larger than Bartlett. The fruit is smaller than that of Bartlett, averaging 2.3 inches in diameter and 3 inches in length. It is a yellow pear with an attractive splash of red color on the exposed side of the fruit. The attractive appearance, intense flavor, and sweetness of Bell makes it  popular in the early season.

     177-A Pear,           Bell    1 for $32.00

177-A Pear,                Bell Z4. Early season. Bell is resistant to fire blight with good productivity and harvest timing like Bartlett. Vigorous and about 30% larger than Bartlett. The fruit is smaller than that of Bartlett, averaging 2.3 inches in diameter and 3 inches in length. It is a yellow pear with an attractive splash of red color on the exposed side of the fruit. The attractive appearance, intense flavor, and sweetness of Bell makes it  popular in the early season.

     177-A Pear,           Bell    1 for $32.00

Additional information:

  • All fruit trees are 2-year-old bareroot stock, 1/2”-3/4” caliper, ~5’-6’ tall.

  • Apple and pear trees are typically planted with the graft union 3-4” above soil line, unless noted. Always allow for settling

  • Pruning is best done late winter/early spring & is specific to kind of fruit.

See fact sheets: www.knox-lincoln.org/landscapes-gardens-maine

  • Pears - 2 varieties required for pollination.

  • All listed varieties are compatible unless otherwise noted

  • Unless otherwise noted, all pears are on OHxF87 semi-dwarfing root stock, which produces a tree about 14-16' ht. Rootstock is hardy, productive, and resistant to fireblight and pear decline.

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