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Horodishchenskaya

Assignment
For Fresh Consumption, For Long-Term Storage
Ripening period
Autumn
Flavor
Sweet, Scented
Fetal Size
Medium (120–180 g)
Offers: 2
Where to buy
Price range
90 - 186.3 UAH
Views
10
Reviews
0
Producer
Pomology Institute NAAS
Fruit Color
Green, Yellow-Green
Meat Texture Consistency
Juicy and Soft
Height and shape of the tree
Tall
Description Horodishchenskaya
The 'Horodishchenskaya' pear is an autumn variety with a medium ripening period. The tree is vigorous and has a pyramidal crown, which ensures good fruit formation and ease of care. This variety has high winter hardiness, making it resistant to adverse weather conditions.

The fruits of the 'Horodishchenskaya' pear weigh between 150 and 180 grams and have a broad pear shape, exceeding average sizes for this variety. The skin is initially green and turns golden-yellow upon ripening. The flesh is white, very juicy, tender, and melts in the mouth, with pronounced sweetness and excellent flavor qualities, confirmed by a tasting score of 4.9 points.

The fruit becomes harvest-ready at the end of September to early October, while consumer ripeness occurs at the end of October to early November. The pears retain their flavor qualities well in a refrigerator until the end of December. Additionally, the variety is resistant to scab, which simplifies care and increases yield.
Specifications Horodishchenskaya
Assignment
For Fresh Consumption
For Long-Term Storage
Ripening period
Autumn
Flavor
Sweet
Scented
Fetal Size
Medium (120–180 g)
Fruit Color
Green
Yellow-Green
Meat Texture Consistency
Juicy and Soft
Height and shape of the tree
Tall
Cold Resistance
High (up to -30°C)
Disease Resistance
To the rash
Laziness
Good (2–4 months)
Features
Drought Resistance
Country
Ukraine
Registration Year
2010
Catalog
Varieties
Oilseed Crops
Manufacturer
Pomology Institute NAAS
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