Pero William Rosso vaso 20 160 cm alberi da frutta
11,69 €
Excellent quality of Pear tree, one of the most famous, adapts to cold winter climates and fairly warm climates, needs irrigation the first 2 years, it is necessary to associate this plant with a pollinator Pear tree, among the choices are: 'Sangiovanni' ‘Butirra Hardy', 'Decana del comizio', 'Passa Crassana', 'Kaiser'.
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La pianta di Pero “William Rosso” è una maturazione gemmaria di William, mediamente vigoroso, dai frutti di medie dimensioni, con buccia gialla e sovraccolore rosso intenso, polpa biancastra, morbida, fondente e succosa, dal sapore dolce e aromatico, con note melate. La raccolta viene effettuata a fine Agosto.
I frutti sono consumati al naturale, per preparare frullati e centrifugati insieme ad altra frutta, come ingrediente per marmellate, torte e strüdel. Le pere sono utilizzate in molte ricette per primi piatti rustici, si abbinano al cioccolato ed alle noci, ottime con formaggi come gorgonzola, pecorino, taleggio, caciotta e briè.
NB pianta più soggetta a attacchi fungini della varietà tradizionale di William.
Maturazione: 3ª decade Agosto / 1ª decade Settembre
Varietà impollinatrice: Pero Coscia; Pero Conference; Pero Abate (necessaria una di queste 3 per produrre frutti)
| Weight | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 20 × 20 × 150 cm |
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