Shipova
SpeciesPyraria irregularis
Also called ×Sorbopyrus irregularis
Connections
Fact sheet
every fact quoted from its source“Patient gardeners in zones 5a through 8b with room for a long-lived specialty tree.” — Shipova mountain ash pear Growing Guide: Zones 5a-8b, Spacing & Yield | Plant by ZIP
“taking as much as 15 years to bear full crops” — How to Grow Shipova (Sorbopyrus sp.) — Practical Self Reliance
“Sites with full sun, good drainage, and low pressure to justify the tree quickly.” — Shipova mountain ash pear Growing Guide: Zones 5a-8b, Spacing & Yield | Plant by ZIP
“Grow Shipova mountain ash pear in USDA zones 5a-8b with full light, loam, clay soil, and medium water.” — Shipova mountain ash pear Growing Guide: Zones 5a-8b, Spacing & Yield | Plant by ZIP
“with a soil pH range of around 6.5 for ideal growth” — How to Grow Shipova (Sorbopyrus sp.) — Practical Self Reliance
“They reach a mature height of 20 feet” — How to Grow Shipova (Sorbopyrus sp.) — Practical Self Reliance
“The best time to plant Shipova trees is in the spring when the ground is workable” — How to Grow Shipova (Sorbopyrus sp.) — Practical Self Reliance
“The fruits are firm and crisp, like an Asian pear” — How to Grow Shipova (Sorbopyrus sp.) — Practical Self Reliance
“In humid regions, monitor as a pome-fruit relative for fire blight and leaf disease issues.” — Shipova mountain ash pear Growing Guide: Zones 5a-8b, Spacing & Yield | Plant by ZIP
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Where this comes from
- Name and place in the family tree: GBIF Backbone Taxonomy (CC BY 4.0)
- Linked record: Wikidata (CC0)
- Wikipedia: Shipova
- Fact sheet: 2 source pages, read and quoted by the OmniGrow Librarian