The Emerald pear variety is a large-fruited and heat-loving tree.

Description of the variety

Emerald pear is part of the group of winter varieties. The variety is widespread in the southern regions of the country with a mild climate.

Characteristics of wood

Trees of this variety are medium-sized and reach a height of 5-6 meters. The crown is medium dense and has a rounded shape. The leaves are medium in size, have an elongated shape and a glossy surface.

Description of fruits

The Izumrudnaya variety is distinguished by its large fruit. Pears weigh from 250 to 400 grams. The shape of the fruit is barrel-shaped. The main color of the fruit is yellow-green with a slight purple blush. The taste of pears is very tender, sweet and sour, with a pleasant oiliness and light aroma.

The harvest is harvested in the first half of October. The fruits can be stored in the refrigerator until the end of January.

Emerald pear.

Product description

Age of Saplings:

Annuals.

Root System

: Open.

Plant Height:

80-130 cm

Landing Period:

Autumn and spring periods, except for the onset of cold weather and frosts.

Beginning of Fruiting:

for 3-4 years

Ripening period:

October.

Fruit Characteristics:

The fruits are very large, barrel-shaped.

Weight:

more than 250 g.

Color:

Greenish-yellow in color with a red blush.

Taste:

The pulp is white, juicy, dense, pleasant sweet and sour taste, aromatic.

Productivity:

High, stable.

Tree:

Medium height, with a spreading crown.

Disease resistance:

Resistant to fungal diseases.

Pollinator:

Bere Bosk, Bere Ardanpont, Vassa, Yakimovskaya, Maria.

Dignity:

The variety is not picky about soil conditions. Winter-hardy. Precocious.

Emerald pear is a winter pear variety. Ukrainian selection.

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Reviews

Georgiy

Makhachkala

I personally really like this variety. I feed the tree a couple of times a year and get very large and tasty fruits. I always harvest a generous harvest, and there is enough of it not only for myself, but also for treating my relatives.

Valeria

Nalchik

The pears are very beautiful, large and tasty. We have many good varieties in the south, but Emerald is one of the best. The tree is not capricious, it is productive and bears fruit well even without a pollinator.

Peter

Yalta

Very tasty fruits, beautiful, juicy and last a long time. The tree is good, does not get sick and has never frozen. Only a very large one, you need to watch the crown, it grows very high and in different directions.

PEAR “EMERALD, quince rootstock, 2 years”

Ukrainian variety. Authors: A. F. Mileshko, R. D. Babina, V. A. Yakimov.

Winter ripening variety.

It is characterized by high winter hardiness, early fruiting, high annual yield, resistance to scab, and a tendency to self-pollinate.

Little demanding on soil conditions. In the garden, it is better to select southern, warmest, well-lit places for full ripening and formation of high quality fruits.

Blooms late. The best pollinators: Bere Ardanpon, Vassa, Dekanka winter, Yakimovskaya, Maria, Bere Bosc.

The fruits are large, weighing 250 - 420 g, green-yellow with blush, barrel-shaped.

The pulp is white, dense, juicy, melting, sweet and sour, excellent taste (4.75 - 5.0 points).

The fruits are transportable and highly marketable. After storage in the refrigerator, they need to be ripened at room temperature for 10-15 days.

ADVANTAGES: high winter hardiness, productivity, early fruiting, low soil requirements, resistance to scab, large fruits, high taste.

WHEN CUT - REMEMBER! The tree is medium-sized, with a wide-pyramidal, compact crown. The variety bears fruit mainly on ringlets and fruit twigs.

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The first 20-25 days
are key in terms of importance for the rooting of plants in a new place . The survival rate of young trees and shrubs in a new location and their further development largely depend on timely pruning and regular watering in the first three weeks.

Trimming.

Mandatory pruning
is recommended for fruit plants When planting, carry out post-planting pruning, leaving shoots no more than 40-45 cm long on fruit trees and 3-4 buds on rose shoots.
It is also recommended annually
remove dry, damaged or fattening shoots, thinning, and crown formation.
Watering.
Young plants REQUIRE
regular , proper watering.
For successful rooting of the plant, it is important that the soil is wetted not only from above (by 7-12 cm), but to the depth of the tips of the roots of the seedling (up to 35-45 cm).
To do this, after planting during the first month
, you must water the plant 2 times a week, 1 bucket per tree.
In dry times, it is recommended to increase watering to 1.5-2 buckets of water per plant 2-3 times a week. Mulching.
To preserve moisture in the soil for a long time, it is advisable to use organic mulching of the tree trunk circle with a layer of 7-10 cm.
Loosening.
Regular, shallow.
Weeding around the tree trunk. Important to remember!
Lack of pruning during planting and irregular or insufficient watering in the first months after planting significantly reduce the percentage of plant survival in a new location.

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Landing

Emerald pear is a very heat-loving variety and the quality of the fruit and the health of the plant depend on the amount of sunlight. When choosing a place for planting, you should give preference to well-lit areas protected from the wind. Detailed instructions for planting a seedling can be found in the selection of articles below.

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How to replant a pear

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A mid-early, indeterminate, very tall and productive tomato variety.

The height of the bush is more than 2 meters. The Emerald Pear variety is recommended for cultivation in greenhouses and open ground with mandatory tying to a support. It is best to form a plant into 2 stems.

Basic qualities of fruits

The fruits are pear-shaped, dark green in color at maturity, weighing 80-100 grams. When ripe, they become a little softer and darker, that is, a ripe fruit can be distinguished by color and to the touch. The pulp of the fruit has a fruity flavor. These tomatoes are one of the sweetest green tomatoes. They do not crack or rot, and are also well preserved.

Care

The pear is unpretentious in care and standard agricultural technology is sufficient for healthy growth and development. By clicking on the links below, you can find useful materials and recommendations for growing Emerald pear trees.

How to care for a pear Pruning a pear Pruning a columnar pear Treating a pear from diseases and pests Feeding a pear How to water a pear

Summer varieties

Summer varieties have a short growing season. They produce early, fully ripened fruits. But their shelf life is short: only 2-3 weeks.

This is an old variety with medium-sized fruits (up to 110 g). Gardeners are attracted to:

But the variety also has disadvantages:

It is important to remember: the presence of a pollinator variety in the garden (Chizhovskaya, Rogneda) increases the fruiting of Lada by 20-30%.

Krasulya

In the garden you can often find Krasulya with slightly ruddy fruits weighing up to 120 g. It is easy to identify by its spreading crown and spines on the branches and trunk. The tree grows up to 4 m.

But there are also disadvantages:

Fruits are delicious fresh. They ripen in the second ten days of August.

August dew

The fruits ripen at the end of August. They have a sweet and sour taste and a slight graininess. Gardeners value the variety for:

Disadvantage: poor transportability due to thin skin and juicy pulp.

It is important to remember: a tree needs a pollinator. To do this, you should plant a Yakovlev Memory tree nearby.

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Cathedral

A tall tree (more than 4 m) with a dense crown that requires regular lightening pruning. Gardeners believe that Cathedralnaya is ideal for the Moscow region. Its value:

Productivity increases by 30-40% when planting pollinator plants: Lada, Chizhevskaya.

Chizhevskaya

This variety was the most common 10-15 years ago. Chizhevskaya could be found in every garden. The taste of the fruit is quite common: sour, slightly sweet. The pulp is oily, white, granular. But gardeners value the tree for:

The fruits make excellent compotes and jams.

Diseases and pests

The Emerald variety is immune to scab, but in unfavorable conditions the pear can be affected by other ailments and insects. Useful information and tips for protecting wood can be found in the articles below.

Dangerous Pear Pests

Pears often suffer from pests, they affect the leaves, bark and fruits.

In this article, we have selected 11 of the most harmful insects that harm pear trees, and also ways to destroy them.

Diseases of pear trees

To get what they cherish, gardeners have to work hard, and the reason for this is pear diseases.

Read about 19 common pear diseases and how to combat them.

General properties of late varieties

Winter varieties are considered to be varieties of fruit pome crops, primarily apples and pears, the harvest of which reaches technical ripeness by the end of September - beginning of November (depending on the variety and region of cultivation) and is intended for long-term storage. It is usually removed before the onset of stable frosts.

Winter pears have high rates of transportability and shelf life, therefore, they are optimal for planting large “industrial” gardens.

Pears ripening on late-type trees are characterized by the following general properties:

• fruits have a strong, unpresentable-looking peel and dense pulp;
• they are removed from the tree “stone”, that is, at the stage of technical maturity. Consumer ripeness, when the taste is fully revealed, occurs after some time (from 2-3 weeks to several months), that is, the fruits finally ripen during the process of “ripening”;
• The consumer period under proper storage conditions can last 5-7 months;
• purpose – universal. The fruits are suitable for fresh consumption and for preparing various dishes, preserving them for the winter, as well as industrial production of sweets and juices.

In dessert preparations, pears perfectly retain their texture, have a pleasant aroma and a light, non-lusty sweetness; goes well with citruses, ginger and spices

Winter varieties are biologically no different from “summer” and “autumn” varieties. They are similar in everything regarding propagation methods, technologies for spring and autumn tree planting, and rules for caring for adult plants, which are described in detail in the article on our website. However, there are a number of factors that must be taken into account when purchasing seedlings for a summer cottage.

Growing regions

The pear tree thrives in warm, mild climates and is widely grown in the following areas:

• Crimea;
• Krasnodar region;
• Republic of Adygea;
• Stavropol region;
• Karachay-Cherkess Republic;

• Kabardino-Balkarian Republic;
• Republic of North Ossetia - Alania;
• The Republic of Ingushetia;
• Chechen Republic;
• The Republic of Dagestan.

Autumn varieties

In the Moscow region, autumn varieties do not fully ripen on trees: they are harvested slightly unripe. And then they arrive in a cool, dark place.

With properly organized storage, pears do not spoil until January.

Muscovite

Muscovite should be planted in the country. It is undemanding to soil and light. Tree value:

The fruits make excellent compotes, preserves and jams.

Red-sided

Red-sided grows in almost any soil. And she is undemanding to care. This tree grows more than 4 m. But the crown is resistant to fouling, so lightening pruning is carried out once every 2 years. Plant value:

But Red-sided is not precocious: it begins to bear fruit in the 7th year of life in the garden.

Elegant Efimova

Early autumn pear. It has very beautiful (elegant) fruits. The taste is sweet, according to the tasting rating - 4.5 points out of 5 possible. The tree is frost-resistant, undemanding to soil, moisture and care. Practically does not get sick and is not damaged by pests.

The tree has a pyramidal crown. There is practically no thickening. Variety value:

Hera is resistant to fungi and bacterial infections.

Yakovlev's favorite

Yakovlev’s favorite is appreciated for the quince aftertaste of the fruit. Advantages:

But Lyubimitsa is not quick-bearing: the gardener receives the first fruits in the 7th year of the tree’s life in the garden.

Fabulous

Pear is distinguished by large fruits (up to 250 g). Practically not affected by scab and mites. The fruits are great for making purees and jams. Among the disadvantages of Fairytale, gardeners note the high crown, from which it is difficult to remove ripe fruits.

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Autumn varieties of pears for the Moscow region

Unlike summer varieties, autumn crops produce a late harvest, which is harvested at the end of September. These trees are characterized by high productivity and excellent taste properties.

Fabulous

A tall tree with a dense, narrow pyramidal crown. Straight shoots are dark red. The leaves are small, oblong, green. Fruits weighing from 180 to 250 g, yellow-green in color. The white pulp is juicy, tender, has a good sweet taste and a faint aroma.

Yakovlev's favorite

Vigorous crop with a wide pyramidal crown. The variety produces dark brown shoots and medium leaves of dark green color. The fruits have a classic shape, weighing 130-140 g, yellow with a greenish tint. Milky-creamy pulp of medium density, juicy with a sweet taste.

The plant is medium in height and has a narrow pyramidal crown. A variety with straight brown shoots and dark green foliage. Large fruits weighing from 180 to 250 g are green with a red tint. The refreshing creamy pulp is characterized by oiliness and an unforgettable sweet and sour taste.

Elegant Efimova

The tree grows up to 4-5 m in height. The pyramid-shaped crown, medium in density, attracts attention. The shoots are straight and dark brown in color. The large leaves are oval and boast a dark green color. Thanks to its green-yellow fruits weighing up to 150 g and creamy pulp, distinguished by its density and sweet and sour taste, the variety has become in demand.

Red-sided

The culture is capable of growing up to 4 m and is distinguished by a sparse round crown. A plant with thick, straight, brown shoots. The leaves are large, wide, green. The fruits, weighing 130 g, are greenish-yellow in color with a beautiful crimson blush on the skin. The pulp is characterized by juiciness and excellent taste.

Muscovite

The plant is characterized by medium growth and a cone-shaped crown. Forms powerful spreading branches, oval-shaped foliage, green in color, small in size. The peel of the fruit is yellow with a green tint without blush. The weight of one fruit is 130 g. The pulp is white in color with a taste that harmoniously combines sweetness and acidity.

Characteristics and description of self-pollinating pear varieties

Self-pollinating (self-fertile) pears grow independently and do not require pollinating insects (wasps, bees) or other trees to ripen. The opposite of such varieties are self-fertile pears, which are pollinated by pollen from nearby growing garden plants.

Reference. Self-fertile varieties are unpretentious in planting and growing. They do not require special care, so any amateur gardener can grow a rich harvest.

Such trees are suitable for growing in the central zone of the country and northern regions, where due to frequent winds and rains, pollen does not reach the flowers. Plants are planted in masses or individually, depending on the size of the plot.

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