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Niitaka Asian Pear Tree Fruits - Candy Sweet With Aromatic Flavor Of Caramel & Butterscotch WOW!

Niitaka is a large, highly russeted yellow-orange-brown pear with coarse texture but excellent size. The flesh is juicy and sweet and is more heavily textured with bland flavor than most Asian varieties. The Niitaka pear is candy-sweet with aromatic flavors of caramel and butterscotch that Niitaka Asian Pear develop in layers on your tongue. This Asian variety is solid russet with pronounced lenticels. The tree is a dense growing spur-type. This tree needs high maintenance like pruning and thinning. Fire blight susceptible. The Niitaka (Pyrus Pyrifolia) pear has a more mottled look to it. These natural and typical Asian pear "spots" are brownish in color with a cascading russet tint that unevenly saturates and overlays the outer skin of the fruit. Fruit will keep in storage up to four months. Maturity Date: September 17 Fruit: Yellow and Brown-russetted, coarse texture, bland flavor, juicy and sweet Tree: Dense growing spur type Notes: This video is #5 in the re-make series of Our 9 varieties of Asian Pear trees. This video was actually recorded during August of 2017 but did not get published until August of 2018. We will be updating the progress of our backyard Asian pear fruit trees every few years so please check those videos out once they've become available. We've done a similar video reviewing this variety 4 years ago, and you can watch it here:    • Niitaka: Growing Asian Pear In Your O...  . Alternatively you can watch all of our 10 NEW videos covering the 9 varieties we have by clicking on the following playlist:    • Asian Pear Fruit Trees (New HD Videos...   Asian pears are often called apple pears because they are crisp like an apple, but have a pear-like flavor and aroma. While slightly exotic, they are relatively easy to grow. Most trees cultivated for home gardens are dwarf varieties that reach only 8' to 15' tall. Popular types include Shinseiki, Atago, Kosui, Hosui, Niitaka, Yoinashi, Shinsui, Korean Giant and Shinko. Where To Buy: There are many nurseries which you can ordered them online from. Some of them are Adams County Nursery, Dave Wilson, Grandpa's Orchard, Willis Orchards Company, One Green World, Penryn Orchard Specialties,Stark Bros Nurseries, Raintree, Nature Hills, Ty Ty, Peaceful Valley Farm Supply, Monrovia, Swanson, Fast Growing Trees and many more, even on Amazon.com, eBay, patio bloom, bonanza & etsy. We bought these trees bare-root, and if you would like to know how to plant them, please watch the following video:    • How To Plant Bare Root Fruit Trees In...   You can also find them potted during spring planting season at local nurseries such as Home Depot, Lowes and Walmart. Interesting Fact: Niitaka was the lead ship of the Niitaka-class protected cruisers of the Imperial Japanese Navy. She was the sister ship of the Tsushima. Niitaka was named after Mount Niitaka in Taiwan, at the time, the tallest mountain in the Japanese Empire. This video is brought to you by Aiman Aimran Zulhilmi Anuar. Please watch more of Aiman's backyard gardening, tips & techniques how to plant and grow what, organic vegetables, tropical plants, medicinal or edible herbs, types of gardening such botanic aquatic gardens, horticulture & permaculture farming, fruit trees mini-orchard, flowers & nursery, soil & compost, DIY woodworking ideas, how to build raised garden bed & trellis, gardening tools & machinery, tutorial videos & guide, green house, how to protect the garden from pets & animals, drip irrigation, around-the-house landscaping ideas & beautification projects such as trimming bushes, putting down mulch, grass cutting, lawn mowing, weeds management, building fish pond, bricks & block retaining wall, patio stones, exterior home repairs & improvement and more... on his EYEONAIMAN's Youtube Channel & Facebook Page. Recording Date: August 16, 2017 Original Video URL:    • Niitaka Asian Pear Tree Fruits  - Can...