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Pear Winter NelisPear Winter Nelis A very old, late season, long storing, dessert pear, Pyrus communis Winter Nelis was bred in Malines, Belgium at the beginning of the 18th century. The fruit is no beauty, but has a marvellous flavour when grown in a warm, sheltered, sunny site or, better, trained on a warm wall. The pears are small and round with a dull green skin, turning yellowish and heavily russeted when ripe, and the creamy white flesh is fine grained, buttery,

pale below

the rather floppy petals giving a relaxed look to the shrub

The bush is medium-sized

A very old

Rambler rose Kew Rambler is small enough to be trained on a wall or pergola

Height: up to 4’ (1

bushy shrub or often multi-stemmed tree with a broad

it is almost covered with greyish russeting

semi-double flowers

becoming greener as summer progresses

With its creamy-white flowers and mid-green foliage

and green with an orange-red flush