General Leclerc |
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Gerburg |
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Giffard |
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Gin |
| Gin is a rare but excellent perry variety for resistance to scab and canker. Heavy cropping medium sized fruits, green in color with a slight orange flush and almost round in appearance. Acid and tannin to taste and good keeping quality. |
Glou Moreau |
| An old Belgian pear with a delicate sweet flavor, and a forerunner of great explosion of Belgian pear varieties in the early 19th century. Succeeds best in a warm climate. Originated in Belgium in 1750. |
Golden Spice |
| Cold Hardy to USDA Zone 3, An upright oval headed tree with glossy dark green leaves that turn orange in the fall. White flowers followed by 5cm yellow pears with a dull red blush. Firm, juicy fruit ripens in mid-September good for canning and preserves. |
Gorham |
| Developed in New York, but very much in the European style. Good flavor and versatile, can be considered an improved Bartlett. |