Pear seeds do not come true to type; each seedling is genetically unique. To preserve a specific variety, grafting is required. However, growing seeds from a delicious pear can yield interesting new trees.
The fruit described resembles several heirloom pears: Summer de Congress, Onondaga, Beurre Superfin, Clapp’s Favorite, Dearborn, Howell, Lincoln, and Passe Colmar. Summer de Congress is a close visual match.
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