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Old 18-05-2020, 10:22 PM   #1
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How would they go in the Riverina? Dry, hot, rock-hard sandy clay loam. Do they self-set?
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How would they go in the Riverina? Dry, hot, rock-hard sandy clay loam. Do they self-set?
I haven't found them to be particularly fussy with regards to soil conditions, these are commonly used as a street tree and therefore can survive on minimal watering if required, once established.

Self-set? I assume you mean fruiting? If so, these are ornamental pears and therefore produce no crop.
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