Most Productive Fruit Tree

[@lindaholmes6411]

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[@UncleClaysOrchard]

thanks

[@l0tus4life]

👍👍👍

[@UncleClaysOrchard]

my man

[@laurelfox1983]

I love asian pears. I planted two trees this spring- Chojuro and Olympic. I am in zone 6a in north central PA. I can't wait for them to bear fruit

[@UncleClaysOrchard]

chojuro … im going to look that one up tomorrow, i hope you get lots of fruit

[@CraftEccentricity]

I'm glad you have the Olympic Giant, I think only one other KZbinr has one. I like to look and compare with my own😁 I also have 20th Century

[@UncleClaysOrchard]

you are going to have lots of fruit soon

[@GardeningWithCoffee]

Getting a Shinseiki 😊 i already have a couple of Housi and shinko pear trees.

[@UncleClaysOrchard]

how is the Shinko ?

[@keystonecannaflage]

Nice

[@UncleClaysOrchard]

thanks

[@UncleClaysOrchard]

thanks

[@shannonmainer2412]

Asen pear tree did you buy or grow from seed.

[@UncleClaysOrchard]

buy all 4 that’s why they have names. There are popular varieties you can find

[@Meyohe]

Do you grow cherries?

[@UncleClaysOrchard]

I have 6 cherry trees they are young but i did get some fruit on them this years. The pie cherris also called sour cherries are so much easier to grow then the sweet cherries

[@drcampbellicu]

What is the ranking in terms of fire blight resistance? It’s been the bane of my European pears

[@GardeningWithCoffee]

My European pear got fire blight

[@UncleClaysOrchard]

my european pears also all got fire blight … i don’t know yet from personal experience non of the 4 have gotten any yet

[@peter320vn]

They are pretty fire blight resistance compare to to European one. I have 7 and different Asian variety. Some are over 10 years and no problem with fire blight. Oddly I also have 2 European ones growing next to them with fire blight problem.

[@UncleClaysOrchard]

@peter320vn Glad to hear they are still fire blight resistant after 10 years!

[@drcampbellicu]

@@peter320vn Thank you for this info

[@linseypfeifer]

I have the Stark Giant Asian. Korean origins. So thinking it's like the Korean Giant... could that be similar to your Olympic? This year is first time it's got fruit-1. Not ripe yet. Thinking of grafting another variety onto it for pollination. I read shinseiki is early ripening and giant Korean mid. Think they will work together? Anyone?

[@UncleClaysOrchard]

we obviously want over lap when they are flowering in the spring time and they will overlap alittle. Shinseiki flowers first out of my four.