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'Hellens Early' Perry Pear Trees

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The details

  • Reliable, heavy cropper
  • Perry variety (pear cider), not for eating
  • Makes the best perry when blended with other varieties
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  • Maiden: Unbranched tree, the most basic starting size, which you can train into the other forms (apart from mini patio trees; we only sell Little Miss Figgy), including wire-trained cordons, fans, and espaliers.
    • Some maidens are pre-cut to 80cm, ready to become a Bush, or 130cm, ready to become a Half-Standard.
  • Bush: Branched tree with a short trunk about 60cm tall.
    Will grow to about 3m. Ideal for any size garden.
  • Half-Standard: Branched tree with a trunk about 120cm tall.
    Will grow into a full sized, "normal" tree, about 4m. Ideal for orchards & large gardens, easy to mow underneath.
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Description

Pyrus Hellens Early Pears

Description of Hellens Early Pear Trees & Fruit:

This reliable, heavy cropping tree is a good choice if you are making pear cider (perry) and want to grow some other perry pear trees as well. By itself, the fruit will make a perfectly drinkable, tangy perry, but it is best combined with other varieties for a really full-bodied drink. Hellens Early is a vigorous, heavy cropping tree.

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Characteristics of Hellens Early Trees:

  • Perry variety (pear cider), not for eating
  • Self Sterile.
  • Reliable, heavy cropper
  • Pollination Group D
  • Spur Bearer: suitable for cordons & training on wires.
  • Harvest: September

Pollination Partners for Hellens Early:
Please note that Hellens Early is a triploid, which means that it cannot pollinate other pear trees and needs another pear to pollinate it. It can be pollinated by trees in groups C and D.
Please see our guide to Pollinating Pear Trees for a full list of partners for Hellens Early.

Growing Hellens Early Pear Trees:
The more sun your trees get the better your crops will be. Rich soil is important - dig in plenty of good manure and compost before planting. Drainage must be good and you should always use Rootgrow.