@PharmerDrewee
Drippin Honey when ripe in our location is very high quality. Hosui i have found in my location to be low in sugar and not impressive in anyway besides there are lots of them. That may change as the trees age. Im told thety are extremely good in some areas. Chojuro tastes like butterscotch and has a texture in my area similar to hosui “crunchy” , fruit is very pleasant and delicious but it lacks disease resistance. Many asian pears are not at their best the first couple of years. Korean Giant ripens late in the fall but is very high quality like Drippin Honey but totally different flavor. @PharmerDrewee your welcome im glad you like them! You did a very good job growing all of them and i believe as the trees age the flavor will improve. The ants and other insects gave you their stamp of approval on what they thought was the best when they attacked. Korean Giant will get as large or larger than drippin’ honey. During a drought in 2018 Here comes the 2018 apple & pear harvest! korean giant produced large fruit at my location
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