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20th Century Asian Pear Tree

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20th Century Asian Pear TreeThe 20th Century Asian pear, also known as Nijisseiki, is celebrated for its crisp, juicy texture and delicate, mild sweetness. This golden yellow fruit has a smooth, thin skin and a rounded shape, resembling an apple. Ideal for fresh eating, its refreshing crunch and light flavor make it a favorite for snacks or adding a sweet touch to salads and desserts. The tree is self fruitful but benefits from a pollinator, such as Hosui or Shinseiki, for

The 20th Century Asian pear, also known as Nijisseiki, is celebrated for its crisp, juicy texture and delicate, mild sweetness. This golden-yellow fruit has a smooth, thin skin and a rounded shape, resembling an apple. Ideal for fresh eating, its refreshing crunch and light flavor make it a favorite for snacks or adding a sweet touch to salads and desserts. The tree is self-fruitful but benefits from a pollinator, such as Hosui or Shinseiki, for increased yields. Requiring moderate chill hours, 20th Century Asian pears thrive in full sun and well-draining soil, adapting well to a variety of climates. With its reliable harvests, beautiful spring blossoms, and high-quality fruit, this variety is a delightful and versatile addition to any orchard.

Semi-dwarf on OHxF333 rootstock.

  • Zones: 5-10
  • Chill hours: 300-400
  • Bloom Time: Early Mid-Season (Based on typical Central Valley California weather)
  • Harvest: August 5 - August 25
  • Looks: Apple-shaped, medium gold skin.
  • Personality: Juicy, sweet, mild-flavored, crisp like apple.
  • Facts of note: The best flavored, most popular Asian pear in Japan and California. Keeps well, up to six months. 20th Century is a small, easy to grow, heavy bearing tree. Originated in Japan in 1900, the cultivar is also called 'Nijisseki'.
  • Pollination: Self-fruitful, pollinated by Shinseiki, Bartlett or other Asian Pear.

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nanny america
New York, US
★★★★★ 3
Disappointed
Color: S6-muti-color
These were great for about 20 minutes then they stopped squeaking...we have 2 left that I have saved but the other 4 do not squeak anymore...disappointed as my dog loves to squeak things...would not buy these again...My dog is only an 8lb dog too...but he can still play with the balls without the squeak...
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joymom
Bozeman, US
★★★★★ 5
Great Value for a ball my dog loves!
Color: S6-muti-color
I wish these ball were in the subscription program! My dog gets sooo excited by the new ball, but her interest in things lasts for a few days. She kills the squeak within 11minutes, but the squeaker stays in place rather than becoming a chocking or swallow hazard, and she still loves to chew it. Next, we must throw the ball approximately 723 times the first day, possibly 496 times on day 2, and just 3- 4 on day 3, at which point she will chase the ball before hollering "it's over here if you need it," while she checks on the chipmunk den. We currently have 17 of these balls in our yard (because we have given several leftovers to a less discriminating doodle next door). These balls hold up really well, get her extremely active for the first couple of days, and are a much cheaper than doggie daycare (after an active morning with a new ball, she is happy to chew on it and sleep much of the day). I always have these on hand!
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Michelle
Boise, US
★★★★★ 4
Pieces chewed off
Color: white & green
My Aussiedoodle loves it. I throw it down the hallway, it bounces crazy, and he chases it. The only complaint is that he can't chew much of the ball part. So now I have to have it put away and brought out for special playtime.
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Dave
West Palm Beach, US
★★★★★ 5
One Tough Ball!
Color: Blue
Our dogs are loving this ball. Our 1 yr old hound is a world-class chewer and he can't make a dent in this ball. The interactive buzzing and bouncing keeps them entertained for long durations. It's a mite noisy but the barking from the 1 yr old is much louder, lol. Even turned off, they like playing with it and chewing on it. Based on the tough construction, we think it will last much longer than traditional chew balls.
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Janice A
Waukegan, US
★★★★★ 5
My puppy’s favorite
Color: Orange
Great quality and built to last. My dog really enjoys playing with it and stays entertained for quite a while. The material is strong yet safe, and the included drawstring bag is a convenient extra for easy storage. Is colorful and my become my puppy’s favorite.
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