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Pollination of Shinseiki asian pear trees

Shinseiki (Pyrus pyrifolia)  is in flowering group 2. Shinseiki is partially self-fertile and does not need a pollination partner, but fruiting is likely to be better if there is a compatible partner of a different variety nearby.Choose another variety

Varieties that will pollinate Shinseiki in our catalogue

• Benita Rafzas

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  Benita Rafzas is an unusual cross between an Asian and European pear.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Early

• Bethin stock

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  An easy and reliable early-season pear, with a very good melting flavour.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Early

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Quince Eline
  • Quince A

• Blakeney Red

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  A popular perry pear, and one of the most reliable croppers. Produces a medium-tannin juice.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Late

• Brandy

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  A mid-season English perry pear which produces a low-tannin juice.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Late

• Celebration NUVARin stock

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  Nuvar Celeberation is a large modern dessert pear.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Late

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Quince A

• Christie

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  Christie is a traditional Scottish dessert pear.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Not self-fertile
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• Conferencein stock

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  Conference is a popular and reliable English pear, well-suited to the UK climate.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Good pollinator
  • Self-fertile
  • Picking: Mid

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Quince Eline
  • Quince A
  • Pyrodwarf

• Conference Moors Giant

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  Moors Giant is a natural sport of the popular Conference pear - all the same qualities, but with much larger fruit size.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Good pollinator
  • Self-fertile
  • Picking: Mid

• Ginin stock

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  A rare English perry pear variety with good disease resistance and medium acid and tannins.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Very late

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Pyrodwarf

• Glou Morceauin stock

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  A traditional 18th century Belgian pear with a notably rich sweet flavour.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Good pollinator
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Late

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Quince A

• Hendre Huffcap

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  A well-known English perry pear variety, and a reliable cropper. Makes a light, low-tannin perry.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Late

• Humbug

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  Humbug is an unusual pear variety, the fruits have distinctive green and yellow stripes.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Late

• Invinciblein stock

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  Invincible is a high quality pear which can also cope with difficult conditions.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Good pollinator
  • Partially self-fertile
  • Picking: Mid

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Pyrodwarf
  • Pyrus c. Kirchensaller

• Judge Amphletin stock

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  A popular English perry pear variety producing a light, low-tannin juice.

  • Flowering group: 1
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Early

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Pyrodwarf

• Kumoi

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  One of the most popular Asian pears, with a firm flesh and sweet flavour.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Partially self-fertile
  • Picking: Late

• Louise Bonne of Jerseyin stock

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  An attractive red-flushed French pear variety with sweet melting flesh.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Mid

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Quince Eline
  • Quince A

• Moonglowin stock

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  A high quality early season dessert and culinary pear, very resistant to fireblight.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Good pollinator
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Early

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Quince A
  • Pyrodwarf

• Obeliskin stock

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  A useful dwarf pear tree for small gardens, it grows with a tidy upright habit and is self-fertile.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Self-fertile
  • Picking: Late

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Quince A
  • Pyrodwarf

• Packham's Triumphin stock

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  Perhaps the best known Australian pear, producing large quantities of small but sweet-flavoured pears.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Late

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Pyrodwarf

• Sensationin stock

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  A red-coloured sport of the popular Williams pear, with a similar good flavour.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Early

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Pyrodwarf
  • Pyrus c. Kirchensaller

• Thornin stock

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  An ancient pear variety from Gloucestershire, now used mainly for perry production.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Not self-fertile
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  • Available rootstocks:
  • Pyrodwarf

• Williamsin stock

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  Williams is a classic English pear, also known as Bartlett, with good flavour and quite easy to grow.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Partially self-fertile
  • Picking: Early

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Quince Eline
  • Quince A
  • Pyrodwarf
  • Pyrus c. Kirchensaller

• Winnals Longdon

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  A traditional Herefordshire perry pear variety, produces a low tannin perry.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Late

• Yellow Huffcap

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  Yellow Huffcap is a well-known English perry pear.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: