Krazulya Pear Rootstock/Size:OHxF87 Semi-Dwarf: 2-4 ft. Bud grafts on 1 yr older rootstock

Krazulya Pear Rootstock/Size:OHxF87 Semi-Dwarf: 2-4 ft. Bud grafts on 1 yr older rootstockKnown in Russian as , pronounced KRAH soo lyah (not sure why the English spelling isn't Krasulya), Krazulya is one of our newest pears we have grown. Given that we do not have experience growing it, and that it is hard to find original info on this pear in the U. S., we have translated from this Russian site here, and put it in our own words (without altering any of the information). We also added a piece on hardiness from Les McCartney's experience

The Honeycrisp apple is known for its aromatic sweetness

We carry a broad range of other European pears that can serve as pollenizers for Seckel

The resulting seedling was initially used as rootstock for another variety that ultimately failed

producing juice with rich bittersweet tannins

Jules is the sweetest of all the Nankings

storing it in their large broad leaves

A seedling selection of Mount Royal

versatile fruit

This is the first year we have grown Ellis Bitter

attractive red striping

it works well for cooking and preserves

Krasnobokaya produced up to 26 kg (approximately 57 lb) of fruit per tree under trial conditions