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Invincible

Invincible is one of the hardiest pear varieties, good for difficult situations and with a fairly good flavour.  The fruit can be kept for a few months in store.

Invincible pear trees for sale (2010/2011 season)

Deliver to mainland UKDelivery to the mainland UK (price includes delivery)

Mature height Supplied as *Delivery
period
Price
inc. delivery
Quantity
Medium (2.5m - 3m) 1-year - Bare-root - Quince C rootstock Nov-March £31.00
Large (3m - 3.5m) 1-year - Bare-root - Quince A rootstock Nov-March £31.00
Large (3m - 3.5m) 2-year - Bare-root - Quince A rootstock Nov-March £32.25 No stock
Large (3m - 3.5m) 1-year - 3L container - Quince A rootstock Sept-April £32.00 No stock
Large (3m - 3.5m) 2-year - 12L container - Quince A rootstock Sept-April £39.00

Product formats | Bare-root or Container-grown | Delivery | Rootstocks

All prices include delivery. We offer a discount on orders of multiple bare-root trees for delivery at the same time - this will be shown at the checkout.

*Delivery period: Container-grown trees will be delivered from September 2010. Bare-root trees will be delivered from mid-November 2010. You can order now and your items will be reserved for you, but you will not be asked to pay until nearer the time of delivery.



Uses

  • Flavour quality - Good
  • Good for eating fresh
  • Use / keeping - 1-2 months

Growing

Climate

Pollination partners for Invincible

Invincible is in flowering group 2. It is self-fertile and does not need a pollination partner. The following varieties will pollinate Invincible:

Important: advice about pollination


How to grow Invincible pear trees

Pears tend to come into blossom quite early in the spring, putting the blossom at risk from late frosts.  If this happens Invincible, unusually, will often produce a second set of blossom.

Invincible is also unique in that it comes into bearing at a younger age than most other pear varieties, 2-3 years instead of 4 years or more.

Historical details

Delbard nursery, France, 20th century.  Sometimes known as Fertilia.