Concorde Pear Tree

The Pyrus communis ‘Concorde’ is a late-season pear tree with an impressive consistent crop. It is an excellent pear that is sweet and juicy, it has pale green skin which ripens to a yellow with either gold or brown russeting and a yellow flesh.

This versatile dessert pear will consistently produce heavy crops in most settings, it has a compact growing habit. The Pyrus communis ‘Concorde’ starts fruit production significantly earlier than most fruit trees, no need to wait several years until the first crop.

Pyrus communis ‘Concorde’ is a compact dessert pear with ovate leaves and fragrant white flowers in Spring, followed by edible green fruits in the Autumn.

Concorde performs well in a variety of settings and is a perfect choice for those who want to produce pears without the aid of chemicals.

Concorde pears were first bred in 1977 at the East Malling research station in Kent.