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Maxie Pear

Posted by rehabbingisgreen z5a Missouri (My Page) on
Mon, Mar 18, 13 at 22:46

Anyone have or going to get a maxie pear? I have considered it but am concerned with the possibility of it being susceptible to fireblight.

Love to hear other thoughts on the tree.


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Maxie, or Maxine?


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http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/fruit/msg1018503825277.html

Thats about all here.


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Maxie Lucky.

Thanks Gator, my biggest worry is fireblight with it. I read that it has a long bloom time so it might have issues with that. It only comes in dwarf and standard so I've sent a message asking about rootstock.


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Nice looking round hybrid pear.

Tony

Here is a link that might be useful: Maxie Pear


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I ended up getting a couple from Starks and must say they are super vigorous and have absolutely beautiful purple green colored foliage. They have an upright growing tendency so initial branch bending/raining is constant. I'm focusing on scaffolding and maybe I'll see some fruit in a couple years. As far as hybrids I also got some crisp and sweet from HFlds, also nice. more vigorous than the euros.


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Noogy,

Remember to update us with the taste down the road.

Tony


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  • Posted by lkz5ia z5 west iowa (My Page) on
    Fri, Jun 28, 13 at 11:07

I saw Stark's had a nice late season price on them, but I already have a lot of pears and haven't heard much about whether they are worth growing or not.


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