2023

October 10th: It seems the second tree has stony pit virus

https://www.canr.msu.edu/ipm/diseases/pear_stony_pit

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August 4th: Both trees are laden

September 11th
There may have been 200 on the above tree but probably 100 went to the compost. They ripen quickly when it's their time and I can't use them all for food.

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September 11th
Nor eady yet

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2022

Was looking OK but today 8th June; 8th July there is not a single pear on either tree ??

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2021

Quite a number of pears on the tree with bottles, one on the other? Picked one today 30th August to keep and see if it ripens.
Worked out not too bad. Had a few dozen from the 'closer' tree and a few from the 'further'

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2020

Although there was a lot of blossom I think the late frost in May may have stopped viable pollination and growth of the young pears.

Now the squirrels are out to get the few that are growing so I have placed a bucket around the trunk of one tree and covered a few pears will plastic bottles.

30th August Ate one that looked a bit more yellow (top right) but it had a few brown hared spots in it It seemed ripe and from previous years the pears can go over-ripe very quickly.