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Pear Scionwood : NOVA
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Pear Scionwood : NOVA

(2 customer reviews)

$8.95

SCIONWOOD Ships either Mar 31 or April 7
Introduced by Bill MacKentley of St. Lawrence Nurseries of up state New York. He considered it his best variety and named it after his daughter Nova. Large, thin skinned pear has a smooth, creamy texture. Delightful fresh eating and also one of the best for canning. Appears to be scab and fire blight resistant as well as self-fertile. Growth habit is more spreading than most pear trees. Nova is Naturally quite compact and nearly as hardy as Patten.

SEMI-FERTILE* | ZONE 3/4 | HARVEST: MID SEPT

1-2 $8.95 EACH
3-5 $7.95 EACH
6-11 $6.95 EACH
12 + $5.95 EACH

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2 reviews for Pear Scionwood : NOVA

  1. Georges Larocque (verified owner) –

  2. Louis-Philip (verified owner) –

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