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European pears are the pear shaped. Bartlett is a famous variety of European pears.
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These are Asian pears. They are rounder and the fruit is crisper than European pears - more like an apple.
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OK, I'm becoming jealous of all of you who have these wonderful fruits and veg's growing right in your own yard! YUM!
DancingDolphin · 2008-09-16: 19:02
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no kidding- I so much wish I was your neighbor! those pears look wonderful- great comp too! R
urmysunshine · 2008-09-16: 19:39
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Oh, man ~ I'm so envious!! We love pears. But I have to buy mine by the bushel and can them!! I've never had pear honey ~ what do you use it for/on?? Sounds wonderful! :o)
pzf64 · 2008-09-16: 20:50
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Got so carried away I forgot to say GREAT SHOTS!!!
pzf64 · 2008-09-16: 20:51
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Love the title and photos
Queen911 · 2008-09-16: 21:19
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Wow so cool to have those growing in your yard yummy :)
mystic1 · 2008-09-17: 02:09
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I'm with Marsha I love the title and the photos
bamommy · 2008-09-17: 07:20
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Your beautiful photos and information have taught me something today. I don't know a lot about pears. I do know that they seem to be a fruit with a very short window of perfection . . .either they are too hard or mushy if not just right. I love these shots.
Judith28 · 2008-09-17: 07:27
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Ah—to have one's own pear trees—such a wondrous delight. I go to the orchard a few miles away and wander amongst their pear trees. These are wonderful succulent pears and photos that tease the taste buds.
photopoet · 2008-09-17: 17:14
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I love asian pears! My parents just bought a big box of them, actually. can't wait to see what you make with all those pears
jenjung · 2008-09-18: 16:42
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Delicious! Do you ever bake them?
ambersunsets · 2008-09-18: 17:56
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Tasty pics! I'm not sure, if we can buy Asian pears. Some have names of women: Gute Luise, Herzogin Elsa or a funny one: Forelle, which means trout.
snappy · 2008-09-22: 06:28
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