Pyrus com. 'Conference' Batch No:173145 Note: because of this tree's

Note: because of this tree's small stature and wide spreading habit

having been cultivated to feed silkworms for silk production for over four thousand years

Suitable and effective for wide sweeping avenues but not as a street tree due to its wide ultimate spread

this dainty redbud puts forward a profusion of white

Pyrus com. 'Conference' Batch No:173145 Note: because of this tree'sA dessert fresh eating pear first introduced in Hertfordshire 1885 at the National British Pear Conference, hence the name. Fruits are yellowish green, tinged golden russet. The flesh is white, firm and of a pleasant flavour. Good pollinator. Ready in October and November. Partially Self fertile. Pollination Group C.