Pear 'Bohemica'

Pyrus communis 'Bohemica'

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Pear Bohemica is a pear for the winter.

Fruit: medium to large, conical to pear-shaped. Green, when ripe yellowish with orange blush.

Gives fast fruits and also lots of fruits.

Harvesting in October, ripening in late December to early January. They can then be stored until April.

Information

Blossom time	March
Planting distance	See info at various sizes
Distance in hedge	See info at various sizes
Soil conditions	Permeable grounds
Fruit colour	Green/yellow
Flavour	Sweet, juicy, soft flesh
Use	Good pear to eat out of hand
Picking season	October
Season of use	January to April
Growing situation	Warm pitch
Mature plant height	See info at various sizes
Blossom colour	White
Remarks	Valuable plant
Vigour	Moderate growth
Producing fruits after	After 1 to 2 years
Pollination	Not self-pollinating
Pollinators	Beurré Hardy, Bonne Louise d'Avranche, Clapp's Favourite, Conference, Williams Bon Chretien
Disease resistance	Healthy species, is insensitive to fungi and also hardy.
Overall appreciation	9