10 August 2026
The variety is the result of ancient folk selection. It belongs to early pears, the harvest of which falls in the third ten-day period of July, and fruit ripening occurs in August.
The fruits have a granular and compact structure and are intended for fresh consumption. A distinctive feature of the variety is the presence of red pigmentation, which can appear on the skin of the fruits, in their flesh, as well as on the plant's flowers.
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