Pyrus, 'Kosui' asian pear Genus_Tilia The easy-to-use resource for growing

The easy-to-use resource for growing healthy

it languished in a greenhouse for several more years before before being properly planted in a half-whiskey barrel planter with plenty of compost three years ago

likened the flower shape of this peony to a camellia blossom

Winter dieback may occur the first few years in the coldest areas

this guide features notable private gardens

Pyrus, 'Kosui' asian pear Genus_Tilia The easy-to-use resource for growingPyrus pyrifolia 'Kosui' Variety description: Medium sized russeted fruit, yellow to golden brown; crisp, juicy, very sweet; ripe 2 weeks before Hosui and Chojuro; stores 8 weeks. The name of this variety means much water in Japanese . A high quality, early ripening Japanese pear. This tree was the result of pear breeding program by the National Horticultural Research Station and was released in 1959. Site requirements: Full sun location. Asian pears