Beth Pear Trees Packs 'Adams Pearmain' adam's Pearmain apple

'Adams Pearmain' adam's Pearmain apple trees produce mid-season eating apples with a crisp and juicy texture

but the scent is the real event

an insect that thickens and curls the leaf margins from May to October

leaving a pigtail in the Han style

The large flowers are a stunning deep rich purple with intense carmine bars

Beth Pear Trees Packs 'Adams Pearmain' adam's Pearmain appleBeth Pear Trees Beth pears are quite small but very abundant, and they're some of the earliest to ripen each season. The young skin is dappled green and brown, yellowing as it ripens fully in August. The succulent, pale flesh almost melts in the mouth and the flavour is the equal of any other sweet dessert pear. Beth pear trees grow vigorously, reaching maturity before most of their cousins. They have a tight growth habit which suits smaller gardens,