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Shinko Asian Pear Tree
Shinko Asian Pear Tree



 
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Shinko Pear Trees ripen mid August to mid September depending on your geographic location. This Pear tree requires 450 chill hours for fruit to produce properly (3.5 weeks with temperatures below 45 degrees F). The Shinko Pear requires pollination from another pear tree in order for production to occur. The Shinko Asian Pear Tree is a very sweet type of fruit that has a slight tart flavor, is round and has great quality, and is medium size, golden-yellow, and very delicious,.

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Average Rating: Average Rating: 4.5 of 5 4.5 of 5 Total Reviews: 33 Write a review »

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5 of 5 Few days from planting showing new sprouts June 15, 2021
Reviewer: Cynthia Bretch from Summerfield , FL United States  
Thrilled to see Shinko pear tree is thriving after short amount of time ordering the larger trees make a big difference.

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5 of 5 May 27, 2021
Reviewer: Su Cornish from Hahira , GA United States  
Good tree.

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5 of 5 Bare root , but its alive! May 24, 2021
Reviewer: Denver Fruit Grower from Longmont, CO United States  

This arrived April 5th. Looked like a dead stick.  I never plannted bare root trees before.  I did the scratch test it was green.

Planted it the same day it arrived.  
The leaves started popping out aroun May 17th.
Its alive!



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5 of 5 April 26, 2021
Reviewer: Becky from Oklahoma ,  


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5 of 5 Just planted April 19, 2021
Reviewer: Jerry Moles from Roanoke, VA United States  
Too early to tell but starting to leaf out.  Arrived in good shape.

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