Golden Spice Pear Tree Apple Pear Plum Tree Bur Oak is a keystone

Bur Oak is a keystone species in many ecosystems

and believed to have been developed from the Yellow Transparent and Montgomery apple varieties

Seedlings from this fruit will be genetically distinct but should be quite similar

The berries are also rich in vitamin C and antioxidants

Golden Spice Pear Tree Apple Pear Plum Tree Bur Oak is a keystoneThe 'Golden Spice' pear was developed by the University of Minnesota and introduced in 1949. It has Ussurian pear (Pyrus ussuriensis) heritage. It has small, firm fruit with yellow skin and a soft red blush. Its sweet yet mildly tart flavor and crisp texture make it best suited for canning, spicing, or baking, and it can be eaten fresh. Excellent resistance to fire blight, requires a pollinator for a good fruit set. Ripens: Late August Size: 4. 5 cm