Pyrus com. 'Beurré Hardy' Spreading with a strong red to

with a strong red to orange autumn colour

dating back to the 18th century

Great for bottling or fresh eating

A large shrub or small tree which produces double scarlet flowers in May which are set amongst the leaves

prune out any excessive branches after flowering

Pyrus com. 'Beurré Hardy' Spreading with a strong red to'Beurr Hardy' is a strong tree with regular heavy crops of large, conical fruit with shiny, yellowish green skin and russet dots. The flesh is white to pale pink, very juicy and sweet, with an aroma reminiscent of rosewater. It was raised in Boulogne, France in about 1820. Ready in October. Pick while fruit is hard. Pollination Group D, not self fertile. H6