Pear ‘Gorham’

Dessert. A small to medium sized pear which has pale green turning to pale yellow skin, some fruits are entirely covered with light brown russet. The cream flesh is fine, juicy, with a sweet musky flavour. Its season of use is mid-September to early October. (USA 1910). Flowering Group 1.

Containerised Trees are supplied from September to August. Bare Root Trees are supplied from November to March.

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Pear ‘Gorham’

Containerised Trees are supplied from September to August. Bare Root Trees are supplied from November to March.

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Supplied-sizes	Cordon Trained QA Bare Root, Cordon Trained QE 12 Litre Container, Cordon Trained QE Bare Root, Fan Trained QA 12 Litre Container, One Year Maiden Kirchensaller Bare Root, One Year Maiden Pyrodwarf Bare Root, One Year Maiden QA Bare Root, One Year Maiden QE Bare Root, Step Over QE 12 Litre Container, Three Year 1/2 Standard QA 12 Litre Container, Two Tier Espalier QA 12 Litre Container, Two Year 1/2 Standard QA Bare Root, Two Year Bush QA 12 Litre Container, Two Year Bush QA Bare Root, Two Year Bush QE 12 Litre Container, Two Year Bush QE Bare Root, Two Year Straight Lead Kirchensaller Bare Root

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Cordon Trained QA Bare Root, Cordon Trained QE 12 Litre Container, Cordon Trained QE Bare Root, Fan Trained QA 12 Litre Container, One Year Maiden Kirchensaller Bare Root, One Year Maiden Pyrodwarf Bare Root, One Year Maiden QA Bare Root, One Year Maiden QE Bare Root, Step Over QE 12 Litre Container, Three Year 1/2 Standard QA 12 Litre Container, Two Tier Espalier QA 12 Litre Container, Two Year 1/2 Standard QA Bare Root, Two Year Bush QA 12 Litre Container, Two Year Bush QA Bare Root, Two Year Bush QE 12 Litre Container, Two Year Bush QE Bare Root, Two Year Straight Lead Kirchensaller Bare Root

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