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Trees › Williams Bon Chretien | Pear tree | Bare root

Williams Bon Chretien | Pear tree | Bare root

£23.95

An old English variety that crops early with medium-large fruit that can also be cooked. Compact in its growth and with beautiful flowers. Appropriate for a northern climate.

Type: Dessert

Season: September

Pollination: Partially Self-Fertile. Pollination group D

*indicates trees that have been grown elsewhere at are being resold

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An old English variety that crops early with medium-large fruit that can also be cooked. Compact in its growth and with beautiful flowers. Appropriate for a northern climate.

Type: Dessert

Season: September

Pollination: Partially Self-Fertile. Pollination group D

*indicates trees that have been grown elsewhere at are being resold

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