Shenandoah Pear

Pyrus communis 'Shenandoah'

Shenandoah is a fire blight resistant European pear that ripens in mid-late September, about a month after Bartlett.  It is a large pear that has a Bartlett like shape.  The fuit has greenish-yellow skin speckled with dots.  It stores very well for several months.

Shenandoah came from a cooperative breeding effort of USDA and Ohio State University.

Shenandoah appears to have similar fire blight resistance as Seckel.

$39.95

Shenandoah Pear on Semi-Standard (OHxF 87) root - Extra Large 5/8" up caliper grade

Height: 10-15

Spread: 8-12

Zone: 5-8

Color: Greenish yellow