Pearvariety

Cheltenham Cross

A dessert pear with white or cream flesh and yellow skin, pear-shaped, raised in 1921 and introduced in 1947; sweet, juicy and soft.

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Origin · Long Ashton Research Station, Bristol

Released 1947

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Taste & texture

Sweetness
sweet
Firmness
soft
Juiciness
juicy
Used for
Dessert pear

Origin & family

Where Cheltenham Cross began

Recorded origin

Long Ashton Research Station, Bristol

Released
1947

Cheltenham Cross’s family

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Cheltenham Cross

Long Ashton Research Station, Bristol

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Field notes

Original source notes
Fruit & tree
parentage
Doctor Jules Guyot x Conference
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