Poirier – Doyenné Boussoch – Double Philippe – Beurré de Mérode – AB

Description

Description of the Pear Tree – Doyenné Boussoch – Double Philippe – Beurré de Mérode

The Poirier – Doyenné Boussoch – Double Philippe – Beurré de Mérode, also known as ‘Double Philippe’ and ‘Beurré de Mérode’, is a very old variety originating from the province of Antwerp, Belgium. Grown mainly in the Hauts-de-France, this pear is renowned for its crisp and early tart quality, becoming very juicy and refreshing when ripe.

Growing Conditions

‘Doyenné Boussoch’ is a tree with a fairly strong vigour, suitable for both tall and low-stemmed forms. Although very fertile, this triploid variety has a tendency to alternate and a poor pollination capacity. It is moderately susceptible to scab, requiring proper monitoring and care to maintain the health of the orchard.

Benefits

• Refreshing Flavor: Perfect for consumption with a knife, offering a crunchy taste experience followed by a pleasant juiciness when ripe.
• Good conservation: The fruits should be picked and eaten quickly after ripening to avoid blistering.
• Robustness: Suitable for various forms of cultivation, including high-stem or low-stem forms.

Why choose the Pear Tree – Doyenné Boussoch – Double Philippe – Beurré de Mérode

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Opting for the Poirier – Doyenné Boussoch – Double Philippe – Beurré de Mérode‘ is ideal for pear lovers looking for a variety with a rich history and a distinct flavor. Its early harvest period makes it an excellent choice for growers and hobbyists who want to enjoy fresh fruit from the beginning of autumn. Its need for early picking and close monitoring makes this variety a wise choice for those willing to engage in careful orchard management.

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