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Pear Severyanka: variety description
Pear “Severyanka” is a unique artificially bred variety intended for planting in cold climatic conditions. The selection discovery refers to the early, summer representatives of culture and pleases with the fruits not only the inhabitants of the Urals, but also summer residents around the world.
Description of pear variety “Severyanka”
The appearance of the plant is not remarkable, but we can distinguish it from other pear trees: the tree is medium-sized and low, the crown is lush and round, with dark pointed leaves. During the flowering period, the fruit produces inflorescences, each of which contains from 4 to 6 flowers, resembling neat white saucers.
Pear “Severyanka” – frost-resistant fruit variety
In a few weeks, fruits begin to set on the inflorescences.
It is easy to identify a ripe fruit: the fruit is similar to an electric light bulb and reaches a weight of up to 100 g. Look at the photo, the Severyanka pear variety is depicted with a peel of green-yellow shades, a rather dense structure. The pulp is juicy, with a sweet and sour aftertaste, not friable; inside there are small seed chambers with large brown kernels.
The yield of selection is high, in cold regions and with proper care, up to 60 kg of pears can be harvested from one tree, in warm regions – up to 100 kg. The variety is recognized as one of the most demanded and unpretentious.
Planting, caring for and harvesting
Growing a variety does not require high energy costs. Consider the stages, the observance of which will delight the gardener with a healthy, fruitful tree:
- First of all, it is important to determine the place in which the seedlings will develop. Experts recommend giving preference to sunny, poorly blown slopes. The pear does not perceive the so-called drafts and is likely to wither away in the shade.
- After determining the desired location, it is necessary to prepare pits in advance with an approximate depth of 70 cm and a width of up to 100 cm.After digging, it is necessary to place humus and manure in the recesses, leaving the soil to fertilize for about 3 weeks.
- The most tenacious seedlings are considered healthy trees up to a meter in height, it is important that at least 3 buds have already developed on the skeleton.
Maintenance is quite simple: a few days after you have planted the tree, it needs to be pruned. In the warm season, pears are watered twice a day, in the cold season, depending on the abundance of natural precipitation. In winter, the plants are insulated with sawdust.
Fertilization of the fruit begins from the second year of life. Harvesting ripe fruits starts in August and lasts almost a month
If you follow the recommendations, you will decorate your garden with lush, healthy trees, and your table with juicy and sweet fruits.