Pyrus consists of deciduous trees and shrubs characterized by oval-shaped leaves. In the spring, these plants produce fragrant white flowers, which are succeeded by green or brown fruits. Some species bear fruits that are suitable for consumption.

Pyrus communis 'Blakeney Red' (Perry)

Pyrus communis 'Blickling' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Bohemica'PBR (F)

Pyrus communis 'Bohéme'PBR

Pyrus communis 'Bon Chrétien d'Hiver' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Boubouillon'

Pyrus communis 'Brandy' (Perry)

Pyrus communis 'Bristol Cross' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Brockworth Park' (F)

Pyrus communis 'Broncet'PBR (F)

Pyrus communis 'Broompark' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Brown Bess' (Perry)

Pyrus communis 'Buckland' (F)

Pyrus communis 'Bunte Julibirne' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Butt' (Perry)

Pyrus communis 'Canal Red' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Cannock' (F)

Pyrus communis 'Cape Rose Arc 1' (F)

Pyrus communis 'Carmen'

Pyrus communis 'Cascade' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Catillac' is a culinary pear variety known for its large, firm fruits that feature a slightly gritty texture. When cooked, the flesh takes on a pink hue. This cultivar demonstrates good vigor and resilience, though it is best suited for slow cooking methods. It produces large, appealing flowers in the spring. The harvested fruit maintains its quality well into late autumn. It belongs to pollination group 4 and is triploid. The fruit is available for use from January through April.

Pyrus communis 'Catillac' (C)

Pyrus communis 'Celina'PBR

Pyrus communis 'Chapman's Orange' (Perry)

Pyrus communis 'Charles Ernest' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Charneaux' (F)

Pyrus communis 'Chaumontel' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Cheltenham Cross' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Christie' (F)

Pyrus communis 'Citron des Carmes Panaché' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Citron des Carmes' (C)

This medium-sized pear tree features gracefully arching branches and elongated, glossy leaves. In spring, it produces clusters of white flowers. The fruit is smooth and varies from pale green to pale yellow, often exhibiting a bright red blush. Its pale yellow flesh is juicy and offers a mild, pleasant taste. Harvest the pears in late summer. This variety is not self-fertile and falls into pollination group 4.

Pyrus communis 'Clapp's Favourite' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Clara Frijs' (C/D)

Pyrus communis 'Colette' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Colmar d'Eté' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Comte de Lamy' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Comte de Paris' (F)

Pyrus communis 'Concorde' is a compact dessert pear tree that reaches heights of 2.5 to 8 meters, varying with the rootstock used. It produces white flowers and green fruit. This variety falls into pollination group 4. Harvesting occurs from October to November.

Pyrus communis 'Concorde' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Condo' is a compact, upright tree that reaches approximately 150 cm in height, making it ideal for smaller spaces. Its glossy, oval leaves provide a lush backdrop to the pure white flowers that bloom in spring. The fruit, medium in size, displays a yellowish-green hue with occasional reddish highlights and offers a sweet, juicy flavor accompanied by a hint of spice in the flesh. Harvesting occurs from September to October. Though it has partial self-fertility, planting it alongside other varieties such as 'Conference' or 'Doyenne du Comice' will enhance fruit production. This cultivar is particularly well-suited for container gardening or restricted areas.

Pyrus communis 'Condo' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Conference Moors' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Conference' is a dessert pear variety that typically reaches heights of 2.5 to 8 meters, depending on the rootstock used. It produces white blossoms and green fruit. This cultivar belongs to pollination group 3 and has the ability to bear fruit without requiring pollination. The pears are harvested from October to November.

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