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Pear 'Packham's Triumph'

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$30.49 $42.95 In stock

Category: Plants

An Australian heirloom originating in NSW in 1896, 'Packhams Triumph' is Australia's best known and most popular pear variety. The light green skin turns pale yellow when ripe indicating it's time to sink your teeth into the juicy, sweet, white flesh. Can be used for eating fresh and for cooking. Pollinated by 'Conference', Doyenne du Comice and 'Williams'. Grafted on Pyrus rootstock.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eli K. ★★★★★

I love watching the skin turn from light green to pale yellow as it ripens—so satisfying. The fruit has a lovely sweet flavor and is incredibly juicy. This tree has been a wonderful addition to my garden.

Julian ★★★★★

The first fruit I picked from my Packham's Triumph tree turned from light green to that perfect pale yellow, and it was honestly the sweetest pear I've ever tasted. The skin is thin enough that you don't even notice it, and the flesh is incredibly juicy.

Avery Y. ★★★★★

I planted this peach tree two months ago and it's already thriving with strong new growth, exactly as described. The heirloom history from 1896 adds a special touch for my backyard orchard.