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 'Delferco'PBR

Pyrus communis 'Delwini'PBR

Pyrus communis 'Devoe' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Dicolor'PBR

Pyrus communis 'Docteur Jules Guyot' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Dolacomi'PBR

Pyrus communis 'Double de Guerre' (C/D)

Pyrus communis 'Doyenné Blanc' (F)

'Pyrus communis 'Doyenné Boussoch' (D)' is a compact tree that spreads outward, featuring prominent, glossy leaves that are rounded in shape. In the spring, it produces white flowers. The fruit is medium to large, shaped like a pear, with rough, light green skin that ripens to a vibrant yellow, occasionally displaying russeting and a red blush. The flesh is white, with a coarse and soft texture, though it tends to lack significant flavor. This cultivar is a dependable producer but is outclassed by other varieties. Harvest in early autumn for use through mid-autumn. Note that this variety is not self-fertile and is a triploid, belonging to pollination group 3.

Pyrus communis 'Doyenné Boussoch' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Doyenné Georges Boucher' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Doyenné d'Alençon' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Doyenné d'Été' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Doyenné du Comice' is a dessert pear known for its rich, buttery flavor and fragrant aroma. While the yield is moderate, established trees tend to produce fruit more consistently. The harvest period extends from November to December. This variety is a vigorous grower and falls into pollination group 4.

Pyrus communis 'Doyenné du Comice' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Duchesse d'Angoulême' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Duchesse de Bordeaux' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Durondeau' is a medium-sized, upright tree characterized by glossy, oval leaves and white flowers that bloom in spring. This variety tends to be somewhat less vigorous and thrives best in optimal growing conditions. The dessert pears are medium to large, conical in shape, and feature a shiny, golden yellow skin that is often flushed with red and has a russeted texture. The flesh is white, juicy, and tender, offering a sweet flavor profile. Harvest these pears in mid-autumn for use until late autumn. Note that this cultivar is not self-fertile and falls into pollination group 3.

Pyrus communis 'Durondeau' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Early Saint Brides' (Perry)

The 'Easter Beurré' pear tree grows to a medium height with a vertical growth habit. Its leaves are glossy and oval-shaped, and it produces white flowers during the spring season. The tree bears medium-sized, pear-shaped fruit characterized by yellowish-green skin that is often russeted. The flesh is pale yellow, juicy, and has a musky flavor. Harvest the fruit in mid-autumn and it can be stored for enjoyment until late winter. This variety is not self-fertile and belongs to pollination group 5, thriving best in a warm, sheltered location.

Pyrus communis 'Easter Beurré' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Eldorado' (F)

Pyrus communis 'Elliot'PBR

'Emile d'Heyst' is a robust, upright pear tree characterized by its elongated, glossy leaves and white flowers that emerge in spring. The medium-sized, oval-shaped pears exhibit a skin that transitions from light green to yellowish green, often displaying some russeting. Their flesh is firm, fine-textured, and subtly yellow, offering a sweet and moderately juicy taste. Harvest occurs in mid-autumn, with fruit usable until late autumn. This variety is known for its consistent yields, even in less favorable climates. Note that it requires a pollinator, as it is not self-fertile and falls within pollination group 2.

Pyrus communis 'Emile d'Heyst' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Enfant Nantais' (D)

Pyrus communis 'English Caillot Rosat' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Eva Baltet' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Eyewood' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Fair Maggie' (F)

Pyrus communis 'Fair Maid' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Fertility' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Flamingo'PBR

Pyrus communis 'Flemish Beauty' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Fm171740' (F)

Pyrus communis 'Fm324a135'PBR (F)

Pyrus communis 'Fondante Thirriot' (D)

This pear features tender, juicy flesh that is flavorful and melting in texture. Its skin is smooth, exhibiting a russet pattern with pale green and yellow hues. It belongs to pollination group 3 and is best harvested in late September through October.

Pyrus communis 'Fondante d'Automne' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Fondante de Bailly Maître' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Forelle' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Fox 11'PBR

Pyrus communis 'Fox 16'PBR

Pyrus communis 'Fox9'PBR

Pyrus communis 'Gansel's Bergamot' (D)

Pyrus communis 'Garden Gem' (F)

Pyrus communis 'Garden Pearl' (F)

Pyrus communis 'General Leclerc' (D)

Pyrus communis 'General Tottleben' (C/D)

Pyrus communis 'Gieser Wildeman' is a deciduous tree that can grow up to 8 meters tall. Its foliage consists of glossy green leaves that turn yellow during the autumn months. In spring, the tree produces white flowers that give way to medium to small cooking pears by mid-season. When ripe, the pears exhibit a golden hue with a hint of orange and a rosy blush, complemented by fine russeting covering most of the surface. The flesh of the fruit cooks to a pink color.

Pyrus communis 'Gieser Wildeman' (F)

Pyrus communis 'Gin' (Perry)

Pyrus communis 'Glou Morceau' is a desert pear that reaches heights of 2.5 to 8 meters, influenced by the rootstock used. This cultivar produces fruit consistently but thrives in warm conditions to achieve optimal growth. The medium to large pears are characterized by their smooth, greenish-yellow skin and have a tender, sweet, and juicy flesh that showcases a classic pear flavor. It belongs to pollination group 4, with harvesting occurring in September and the fruit capable of being stored until December.

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