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My asian pears

9 years ago

This is my 20th Century pear tree that I planted two springs ago. It only had about five flowering tips last year. In the middle left two branches up from the stake is an omega graft from last year. That tip is more green without flowers. Its from my other pear tree that is a mate for this one. I forgot what it's called I will look it up and post a picture. I swapped grafts with theses trees.

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johnnysapples
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9 years ago
My other tree is a Shinseiki. I posted pictures of this tree in another thread about 20th century, but I had it mixed up as a 20th century tree. Last year My 20th century bloomed about like this one is now, so they bloomed visa versa between last year and this year.
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