Pear tree 'Ercolini' | Pyrus communis - Girth 18-20cm - 220-240cm - 50lt Acacia provided that the soil remains

provided that the soil remains consistently moist

Cornus alba 'Kesselringii' can adapt to a wide range of soils

with their thick bark protecting the tree from damage

Acer palmatum 'Shaina' prefers fertile

grey-brown bark

Pear tree 'Ercolini' | Pyrus communis - Girth 18-20cm - 220-240cm - 50lt Acacia provided that the soil remainsPyrus communis 'Ercolini', also known as Ercolini pear, is a cultivar of the European pear. It is a deciduous fruit tree that can grow up to 5 7 meters tall and wide when fully matured. The fruit of the Ercolini pear is medium sized, weighing about 150 200 grams, with a yellow green skin that turns yellowish brown when fully ripe. The skin is slightly rough and dotted with small brown spots. The flesh is juicy, sweet, and creamy white in color. It has