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Syrian Pear
August, Florist and Pomologist, 1864
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There is
hardly any autumn Pear we know of that is more
ornamental than the Syrian. we have this season
been favoured by Mr. Hill, of Keele Hall, with
some specimens of his growing, which are not only
beautiful in colour, but delicious in flavour.
This variety seems particularly well adapted for
that cold part of Staffordhsire, and similar
districts of the country. we would recommend it
to the attention of all fruit-growers as valuable
not only for garden but also for orchard
planting.
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