Help identifying pear variety
13 years ago
Hi
Can anyone identify this pear variety? We have just moved into this house which has a very mature 20ft pear tree holding dozens of fruit. They are slightly furry and a large fruit of strong yellow/green, Pic attached.
All comments welcome.
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