Grüne Sommermagdalene

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Pyrus communis L. European pear · Fruit crops

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Variety description

10 August 2026

The variety belongs to the summer, ultra-early category. Fruit ripening occurs in the period from mid-July to early August. The fruits are small or medium-sized and have a shape ranging from oblate-round to pear-shaped. The flesh is very juicy, melting, with a sweet-sour taste and a delicate aroma. Upon ripening, the fruits retain a greenish-yellow hue, which makes it difficult to determine the moment of harvest maturity.

The tree develops vigorously at the beginning of growth and forms a pyramidal crown. The variety is undemanding to growing conditions, the flowers are resistant to late spring frosts, and the tree has high resistance to scab. The wood is relatively brittle, which requires caution during harvesting. The trees enter into fruit bearing early and produce abundant yields, however, they are prone to alternate bearing.

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