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Wed, Sep 22, 04 at 11:21
| I found a tree of these asian pears in my neighborhood. They all had the same asymmetrical shape (lop-sided) and the same swollen stems. Is this a common variety with a disease, or are there asian pear varieties that don't come out nice and round? The one in the photo was on the ground and slightly bruised. The flavor was sweet and interesting, a mix of grape and caramel.
-Mark Lee, Seattle, z8a ![]() |
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Here is another picture I took of the mystery fruit. Erwin Meekers has suggested this is Bong Ri, (a Nijiseiki x Ya Li cross). Here is a picture of Bong Ri from an Australian government website, I think he is right. How it got in my neighborhood is a mystery. |
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