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20th Century Asian Pear (7863714906367)

20th Century Asian Pear (Nijisseiki)

Pyrus pyrifolia 'Nijisseiki'

$84.95
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20th Century Asian Pear (Nijisseiki)
20th Century Asian Pear (Nijisseiki)
$84.95
5 Gallon

20th Century Pear is a lovely fruit tree known for its large, juicy pears, which are ideal for eating fresh or cooking with. The 20th Century Asian Pear tree is a hybrid of two other Asian Pear varieties, and is also known as Nijisseiki.

Asian pears are generally round in shape, with a crisp, gritty, firm to hard texture and are often called apple pears because of their roundness and crispness. '20th Century' is a medium-sized, apple-shaped fruit with medium, yellowish-green skin. The creamy-white flesh is firm and juicy and good for fresh eating or canning.

The 20th Century Asian Pear tree is easy to grow. Well-known for its disease resistance, good fruit productivity, heat tolerance, cold hardiness, and drought resistance, 20th Century pear is an excellent choice in the garden for both novice and experienced gardeners in climates with colder winters where the lower temperatures help with fruit production.

The 20th Century Asian Pear is a small deciduous tree that only grows 12-15 feet tall and wide and will make an excellent addition to your garden. The 20th Century is a heavy bearing Asian pear - just harvest the fruit in late summer and enjoy its sweet and juicy flavor. Order now and get started on your own backyard orchard!

How big does a 20th Century Asian Pear Tree grow?
The 20th Century Asian Pear Tree typically grows 15–20 feet tall and wide as a standard tree, or 8–12 feet as a semi-dwarf. It has a graceful, rounded shape and glossy green leaves.
When does the 20th Century Asian Pear produce fruit?
This variety produces crisp, golden-yellow pears in late summer to early fall. The fruit is sweet, juicy, and refreshingly crunchy—similar in texture to an apple.
Does the 20th Century Asian Pear Tree need a pollinator?
Yes, the 20th Century (Nijisseiki) needs another Asian pear variety—such as Shinko or Hosui—for cross-pollination and good fruit set.
How much sunlight does the 20th Century Asian Pear Tree need?
It thrives in full sun, needing at least 6–8 hours of direct light per day to produce the sweetest fruit.
Fruit Type

Pear

Seasonality
  • Deciduous
Mature height

6-15 ft.

Mature Width

12-15 ft.

Sun exposure
  • Full Sun
Watering

Moderate

Grows Well in Zones
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
Flowering Season
  • Spring
Attracts Wildlife

Pollinators

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