STORY AND PROPERTIES
NASHI TRYBECA ASIAN PEAR
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NATURE AND INNOVATION FOR A NASHI OF QUALITY
NATURE AND INNOVATION FOR A NASHI OF QUALITY
The origin of
NASHI
OVER 3000 YEARS OF HISTORY
OVER 3000 YEARS OF HISTORY
The Asian pear belongs to the family of Rosaceae and it can be considered the cousin of our local pear, actually, the Asian pear pertains to the Pyrus genus.
In order to trace back the origins of the Asian pear we need to take a leap into the past and move to the ancient east.
Known also with the name of “Asian pear-apple”, the first Nashi fruits were cultivated in central China where the mild and subtropical climate favored its spreading. Scriptures report that the first orchards were planted along the Yellow river and the Huai river under the Han dynasty.
In north America the Nashi fruit was introduced by the Chinese miners starting from the XIX century who planted the Nashi trees along the banks of the Sierra Nevada.
Europe was the last to learn about the Asian pear, as a matter of fact, its spreading around the old continent took place just at the end of the 20th Century.
The origin of
NASHI
The Asian pear belongs to the family of Rosaceae and it can be considered the cousin of our local pear, actually, the Asian pear pertains to the Pyrus genus.
In order to trace back the origins of the Asian pear we need to take a leap into the past and move to the ancient east.
Known also with the name of “Asian pear-apple”, the first Nashi fruits were cultivated in central China where the mild and subtropical climate favored its spreading. Scriptures report that the first orchards were planted along the Yellow river and the Huai river under the Han dynasty.
In north America the Nashi fruit was introduced by the Chinese miners starting from the XIX century who planted the Nashi trees along the banks of the Sierra Nevada.
Europe was the last to learn about the Asian pear, as a matter of fact, its spreading around the old continent took place just at the end of the 20th Century.
The Nashi Tree
ASIAN PEAR
ITS FEATURES
With an average height of 5 meters, the Nashi tree offers a blossoming able to arouse emotions that inspired poets and artists of the past.
Its leaves are vividly green, sometimes brighter, other times darker, depending on the variety.
Its branching is well defined when grown using the “Italian palmetta” structure. Its fruits change shape depending on the variety.
Besides, the Nashi pear, contrary to the majority of the fruit, is picked when ripe and ready to eat. Delicate to the touch, its skin takes different colors depending on the variety, plus, do not go unnoticed a series of dots known as lenticels present on it.
The Nashi Tree
ASIAN PEAR
ITS FEATURES
With an average height of 5 meters, the Nashi tree offers a blossoming able to arouse emotions that inspired poets and artists of the past.
Its leaves are vividly green, sometimes brighter, other times darker, depending on the variety.
Its branching is well defined when grown using the “Italian palmetta” structure. Its fruits change shape depending on the variety.
Besides, the Nashi pear, contrary to the majority of the fruit, is picked when ripe and ready to eat.
Delicate to the touch, its skin takes different colors depending on the variety, plus, do not go unnoticed a series of dots known as lenticels present on it.