The 2 Best Asian Pear To Be Planted In Your Backyard | Abundant Fruits, Early Ripening & Delicious

If you love Asian Pear but have limited space in your backyard, these two varieties are a good choice to plant. These 2 are Shinseiki & Hosui. We've done several videos on these varieties in the past, but just wanted to show you the abundant of fruits on these trees year after year. This video is recorded in August of 2018 and the trees are about 8-9 years old.
The following are the 2 videos we did on these two varieties last year:
1) • Shinseiki Asian Pear -... - Shinseiki Asian Pear - Early Ripening Nashi With Juicy Sweet Refreshing Crisp Like An Apple
2) • Hosui: The Best Asian ... - Hosui: The Best Asian Pear, Incredibly Tasty I Cant Stop Eating Them, A Must Nashi To Plant
About Hosui:
Hosui is the the best-flavored and tastiest of all the Asian pears! Hosui fruits are incredibly tasty & delicious. At orchards and nurseries, Hosui has consistently been rated the best-tasting Asian pear and scored extremely high in taste-tests elsewhere.
Ripening in late August, fruit is mildly flavored, large to medium with attractive, round globular shape and a crisp like apple, sweet, refreshing, flavorful, juicy off-white flesh. Skin has an excellent golden yellow-brown, heavily russeted with pronounced lenticels. Tree is vigorous, willowy and spreading. Good resistance to pear-scab disease. Susceptible to fireblight. Requires thinning to attain maximum fruit size.
From Japanese breeding program, introduced in 1972; (Kikusui x Yakumo) x Yakumo. Sugar content usually 12 brix or higher
but less sweet or more tart in the North. It has a long storage life. Storage life is approximately 2 months.
About Shinseiki:
Shinseiki is one of the earliest ripening nashi with juicy, sweet with a bit of tartness, refreshing and crisp like an apple. The fruit is medium & uniform in size, globular lopsided in shape, green to pale yellow when ripe, with smooth creamy white flesh. It ripens in mid-August after Shinsui and before Hosui. Fruits hang on the trees well. Although tree ripening is best, you may have to compete with birds, insects and bugs but its heavy bearing may give you a slight edge.
Shinseiki trees are vigorous, healthy and spreading not not as susceptible to fire blight as many regular pears. Thin the fruit heavily to singles for best fruit size. Clip or cut off when thinning or harvesting to avoid pulling the stem out or damaging the fruit.
Shinseiki means "New Century" in Japanese, and since it is similar in appearance to Twentieth Century, perhaps this is why it was so named. It was released in 1945.
About Asian Pear:
Asian pears are often called apple pears because they are crisp like an apple, but have a pear-like flavor and aroma. Asian pears have been grown commercially in Asia for centuries. In Japan about 500,000 tonnes are grown and some fruit is exported to the United States in October and November. China and Korea also grow these pears for domestic consumption and export to the United States and Canada.
While slightly exotic, they are relatively easy to grow. Most trees cultivated for home gardens are dwarf varieties that reach only 8' to 15' tall. Popular types include Shinseiki, Atago, Kosui, Hosui, Niitaka, Yoinashi, Shinsui, Korean Giant and Shinko.
Where To Buy Them From:
If you are interested in planting these trees, there are many nurseries which you can ordered them online from. Some of them are Adams County Nursery, Dave Wilson, Grandpa's Orchard, Willis Orchards Company, One Green World, Penryn Orchard Specialties,Stark Bros Nurseries, Raintree, Nature Hills, Ty Ty, Peaceful Valley Farm Supply, Monrovia, Swanson, Fast Growing Trees and many more, even on Amazon.com, eBay, patio bloom, bonanza & etsy.
You can watch watch all of our 10 NEW videos covering the 9 varieties we have by clicking on the following playlist: • Asian Pear Fruit Trees...
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Recording Date: August 19, 2018
Original Video URL: • The 2 Best Asian Pear ...

[@thiennguyen988]

thank you for sharing

[@Potatoalex538]

Such a beautiful video I hope you make it more wow❤

[@03toyotacorolla]

woot!!

[@Don-Coyote-De-Transylvania]

Kid, do not lift heavy things. You will have back problems later in life. Beautiful trees. I will plant one hosui in my garden this year.

[@EyeOnAiman]

Thank you for your concern, I will keep that in mind! Thanks for watching! Let me know how your Hosui grows!

[@sharoncourt75]

I have planted shisenki a year ago, before I hd housing and some other 2 trees in 1 but it died, (something in the leaves) so mine is about 4 ft tall 😁 is spring i see the new leaves ready to open I am so happy it made it.

[@paribanuarghavani9509]

How you planting with seed can you answer me please

[@paribanuarghavani9509]

kzbin.infopPCcEKVOC2A?feature=sharec. Can you please let me know are you planting with seed?

[@kreator-ys1yz]

Im soo jealous.

[@hoandurham2260]

kreator861 201 noi tieng gi vay khong hieu

[@boleromientay3769]

Do the wasps sting the fruit at harvest time? I got one American pear but the wasps stings fruits and damage in few days. Thank for your videos.

[@sophiafunworldatthepark6740]

where are you located? it is a lot of fruits, I grow 1 pear tree, and it is very large and tall but no fruits, and today i bought two asian pears hopefully that make fruit

[@jeffrichied4521]

Do u have a Nijisseiki (20th century)? How does it’s taste compare to your other pears? What part of the country are u located? Sorry for the peppered questions. Thx!

[@EyeOnAiman]

I will check tomorrow! Thanks for watching!

[@melanin4267]

I have this tree in my yard and it grows so big the limbs are hanging over because of to many pears.. OMG 🤷✨

[@cherylwilliams6616]

Where are you..will this grow in tropical climate ?

[@GerryStilton]

How old are the Hosui trees?

[@bosammathomas6857]

How can I get a small tree

[@_overlorddreadnoughtus_795]

I want to plan one asian pear tree. Which one among these is the tastiest fruit: Hosui, Yoinashi, Niitaka, Atago, Shinko, Olympic? Thanks so much!

[@RajanAji-hh5zv]

May I plant asian pear in Malaysia?😶😶😶

[@tonyta7823]

where are. you located? I just planted a combo tree, and a Hosui tree bought from nursery. How many years before it can bear fruits?

[@cherylwilliams6616]

Just paid..$3.99 each..on sale..$1 off

[@atlas203]

When do you know they are ripe tp pick?

[@dns_error]

Keep tasting . There are hundreds lol

[@bubayou]

Several years ago I purchased a Oriental pear tree. And never did well until I pruned it heavily early this spring. I did manage to get some pairs. Next spring I'm going to clear the area from other plants and see how well it does this coming summer. I forgot what kind of pear tree it was but here is a picture of one of my pairs maybe you might be able to help me identify the tree. photos.app.goo.gl/uCdc4t8aTVX9yDn89