Baronne de Mello

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Pyrus communis L. European pear · Fruit crops

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Variety description

10 August 2026

The tree is vigorous or medium-sized, forming a dense pyramidal crown. It is distinguished by good health, winter hardiness, and excellent compatibility with quince rootstock. The variety is suitable for cultivation in home gardens and commercial orchards, tolerating various conditions well if irrigation is provided.

Fruits are medium-sized or large, weighing 170–200 g, pear-shaped, with a surface that can be lumpy. The skin is thin, firm, lemon-yellow in color, and often covered with golden-brown russeting. The flesh is yellowish-white, juicy, melting, sweet, with a muscat-spicy aroma and small granulations.

The variety belongs to the autumn or winter group. Fruit ripening occurs in the first half of October; they hold firmly on the tree and can be stored until January. The flavor of the fruits may vary depending on soil quality; in unsuitable areas, acidity and astringency appear in the flesh.

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