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Synonyms: Vilijamovka, Viliemzova, Williams, Bon Chretien Williams, Beurre William, Davis Williams, Doyenne Clement, Bartlett pear
Williams can be called the “Queen of Pears”. It was created in England. She was named Bon Chretien, a good Christian, after Francis of Paolo. It was found in 1770 as a random vessel in Aldermaston, England. Some time later, the plant was taken by nurseryman Williams and he started to produce it in his nursery in England. In 1799, it was also brought to America.
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Medium vigorous variety. It starts cropping quickly and gives excellent yields. |
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Passe Crassane, Beurre Bosc |
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Mid-August |
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The fruit is medium to large, pear-shaped, slightly uneven. It is straw yellow in color. |
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The meat is white in color and extremely tasty and aromatic. It can be used for eating and for processing. It is especially appreciated for the production of brandy. |
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We produce fruit seedlings of pears on rootstocks: Quince MA, Quince BA29 and wild pear. |
