pear 'Gorham'

How to Grow and Care for pear 'Gorham'

pear 'Gorham' · Pyrus communis 'Gorham'

Needs a deep, fertile, moist but well-drained, fairly neutral soil in a sheltered, sunny position. Will not thrive on very acid soils, shallow chalk soils or with shade for more than half the day. See pear cultivation

Watering: Thorough deep watering dry periods, limit water intake cold winterSunlight: Full sunInformation to be completed

Planting and Growing pear 'Gorham'

pear 'Gorham'
Care difficulty2 / 5
Watering scheduleThorough deep watering dry periods, limit water intake cold winter
Sunlight requirementsFull sun
Ideal temperatureInformation to be completed
Soil typeClay · Loam · Sand
Soil pHAcid · Alkaline · Neutral
Soil moistureMoist but well drained · Well drained
FertilizingFruit tree high-potash feed spring before blossom opening
ToxicityInformation to be completed
Care Tips

Needs a deep, fertile, moist but well-drained, fairly neutral soil in a sheltered, sunny position. Will not thrive on very acid soils, shallow chalk soils or with shade for more than half the day. See pear cultivation

How to Water pear 'Gorham'?

Thorough deep watering dry periods, limit water intake cold winter

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What Are the Sunlight Requirements for pear 'Gorham'?

Full sun

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What Is the Ideal Temperature Range for pear 'Gorham'?

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What Soil Is Best for pear 'Gorham'?

Soil type
Clay · Loam · Sand
Soil pH
Acid · Alkaline · Neutral
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What Are the Moisture Requirements for pear 'Gorham'?

Moist but well drained · Well drained

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How to Fertilize pear 'Gorham'?

Fruit tree high-potash feed spring before blossom opening

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How to Prune pear 'Gorham'?

Thin fruit in late spring or early summer to improve size and quality. See fruit thinning. Regular pruning required; prune cordons and other restricted forms in summer and all trees in winter. Further pruning advice: pruning new pear trees, summer pear pruning, winter pear pruning, renovating pear trees, pruning established fans

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How to Propagate pear 'Gorham'?

Propagate by grafting or budding onto a clonal rootstock for fruit. Fruit grown from pips will not resemble the parent

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How to Transplant pear 'Gorham'?

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How to Care for pear 'Gorham' in Winter?

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How to Plant pear 'Gorham'?

Needs a deep, fertile, moist but well-drained, fairly neutral soil in a sheltered, sunny position. Will not thrive on very acid soils, shallow chalk soils or with shade for more than half the day. See pear cultivation

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How to Repot pear 'Gorham'?

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How to Harvest pear 'Gorham'?

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Common Pests & Diseases

Diseases

May be susceptible to blossom wilt, brown rot, fireblight, pear scab, European pear rust and honey fungus (rarely)

Pests

May be susceptible to aphids, caterpillars, codling moth, pear blister mite, pear midge and pear and cherry slugworm

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The Toxicity of pear 'Gorham'

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Attributes of pear 'Gorham'

Plant typeFruit Edible · Trees
Height2.5-4 metres
Spread2.5-4 metres
FoliageDeciduous
HabitBushy
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Scientific Classification

Species
Pyrus communis 'Gorham'
Genus
Pyrus
Family
Rosaceae
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