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The Pyrus communis 'Beth' Pear Tree is one of the best modern dessert pears for UK gardens. Bred in East Malling, Kent, it produces medium-sized pears with smooth yellow-green skin flushed with red. The flesh is exceptionally juicy, melting, and sweet — a true gourmet pear that ripens earlier than most varieties, often from late August. Compact, reliable, and self-fertile, Beth is the perfect pear tree for smaller gardens and allotments.

 

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Key Features

  • Exquisite Flavour – Sweet, juicy pears with a melting texture.

  • Early Cropping – Ripens in late August, earlier than most pears.

  • Self-Fertile – Produces fruit without a pollination partner.

  • Compact Size – Perfect for smaller gardens and easy harvesting.

  • Reliable Crops – Consistent yields each year.

  • Modern Variety – Bred in Kent for UK conditions.

 

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Pyrus 'Beth' | Pear Tree

SKU: FT1789-360-1SV
£81.95Price
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    Specification Details
    Botanical Name Pyrus communis 'Beth'
    Common Names Beth Pear, Dessert Pear
    Family Rosaceae
    Origin United Kingdom, Kent
    Fertility Self-fertile
    Pollination Group 4 (flowers mid–late season, can cross-pollinate with Groups 3–5)
    Uses Eating fresh desserts
    Harvest Time Late August – early September

     

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