DICED, SPICED PEARS / POIRES EPICEES EN DES Serve this as a “vegetable” alongside poultry, lamb, or beef—it’s delicious. The cooking time will depend on the ripeness and variety of the pear.
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I know what you’re thinking. Just another watercolor pear painting… Right ? Overused and not very original ! But pears, like many other fruit and vegetables, are really useful forms for studying some of the fundamentals of watercolor painting. They generally have a very simple shape, so even if your outline sketch isn’t accurate you’ll
Learn how to ripen pears to perfection with these seven very helpful tips. Ripen pears quickly to eat and share with others today.
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Pear Clipart, 10 High Quality JPGs --- FREE COMMERCIAL LICENCE 4096 x 4096 300 dpi Use this handmade images to create mousemats, mugs, tshirts, cushions, cardmaking, scrapbooking, crafting and mixed-media projects! Download and start to create! Please note that these are JPG images and not transparent background PNGs. We offer most of our artworks on a white background (exceptions will be visible by the preview images) You can find our available transparent background artworks in the "PNG-" sections of the store After purchase, you can access your downloads by visiting your Etsy Profile > Purchases and Reviews For any issues or doubts, do not hesitate to contact us! We will be happy to provide you with the necessary assistance to resolve any issue Thank you for looking at our store, we hope that our artworks can met your expectations and that you found what you were looking for in our range of products! We just started and we add new products every day, but if you have suggestions on new things you would like to see in our shop, please do not hesitate to write to us! All the images has been created starting from a sketch and completed using traditional drawing methods, digital drawing methods, generative AI algorithms or a combination of them. All images have been digitally edited so as to increase their size (4096x4096 pixels), quality and resolution
It’s officially springish here, I say ‘ish’ because one week it was nearly 70 degrees and the next we had an inch of snow on the ground. We’re busy planning our garden and deciding what fruit trees we want to plant but are waiting until the weather is consistently warm to really get things going....Read More »
Cacti make us think of the desert southwest, but there is at least one species native to Missouri. This prickly pear grows in glades, sand prairies, rocky open hillsides, and other dry, sun-soaked areas.
Scientific Name: Opuntia P. Mill. Common Name: Prickly Pears Certainty: sure of genus (notes) Location: Desert Southwest; Utah; The Maze; Ernie's Country Date: 20060505
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A Crispy, Late Summer Pear The name says it all, the Summercrisp Pear Tree produces exactly the kind of pear you think it would - a crispy pear with a summer harvest. And that's not all this tree has to offer, gorgeous all year around and easy to take care of, the Summer Crisp Pear Tree will be a perfect addition to your garden. Crispy texture is definitely the standout feature. While many pears ripen to be soft and grainy, the Summercrisp Pear is more like an Asian pear with a firm, crisp texture like an apple. This fruit is perfect for you if you love the taste of pears, but aren't a fan of the often mushy texture. Get a huge harvest right at the end of summer. Many pears have a mild, refreshing taste, but you don't get to enjoy them until the weather turns cold. Luckily, the Summercrisp Pear will be ready to eat in early-mid August. You'll be able to enjoy a fresh, juicy, crispy, refreshing pair while it's still warm outside. The Summercrisp Pear tree is stunning. Beautiful clouds of large white flowers bloom in the spring, and then right before summer, the pears start to appear. Before they ripen, the pears are a summery green color with a magnificent blush of red. Enchanting colors all year around, you'll love how well this tree complements your garden. It's very cold hardy too. Even if you live in a climate that gets as cold as 20 below, you'll still be able to enjoy this late summer fruit. There's no need to worry about a freeze ruining your next year's harvest. The Summercrisp Pear bears fruit every single year. Forget constant watering, fertilizing and pruning. Ready to grow in most kinds of soils, climates and even in polluted, urban areas, the Summercrisp Pear is easy to take care of. The vertical branches mean you don't need to prune for overcrowding, and fairly drought tolerant, you don't have to spend your time focusing on watering this tree. No common pear diseases either. Many people worry about pear trees because they are often susceptible to many types of pests and disease. The Summercrisp Pear tree, on the other hand, is very disease resistant, so there's no need to worry. Your tree will last for decades and give you and your family a healthy harvest for years to come. Get ready for delicious, crispy, summer pears! The Summercrisp is unique, and that makes it a fast seller. Don't miss your chance to grow your own! Order your Summercrisp Pear Tree today. Planting & Care Find a spot in your yard that gets full sun and has well-draining soil. Plant your Summercrisp Pear tree in a hole twice as wide and nearly as deep as the root's ball. Loosen the root ball and place in hole. Amend soil with compost or peat moss. Make sure the area where to root meets the stem is 2-4 inches above the soil line. When you're done planting, add 3-4" of mulch near the base, but don't mulch around the trunk. Watering: In your Summercrisp Pear's younger years, water weekly. If the soil appears moist, you don’t need to do any additional watering. As it matures, the summer rainfall will probably be sufficient. Re-mulch around your tree every Spring to help it retain moisture. If you have a dry summer, give your tree some extra water. Pruning: There's not need to prune the Summercrisp, but if you like, prune dead branches and overcrowded branches in the late winter. Pollination: Plant a Bartlett, Comice, D'Anjou, or Bosc to ensure pollination. Fire Blight: The Summercrisp Pear is resistant to fireblight, so there is no disease management to worry about. Harvesting: The Summercrisp Pear is easy to harvest. Color is the indicator for ripeness, so watch in early August as your pears begin to turn from green to yellow. As soon as you see this color change, pick your pears. If you wait too long, the pears will no longer be crisp. To harvest, simply push up on your pear and twist in the same motion. Pulling can damage the next season's buds, so it's important to twist the pear off the tree without pulling down. Immediately place your pear in a perforated plastic bag or an open container and then place it in the fridge. Do not ripen Summercrisp Pears at room temperature. Your pears will stay fresh for 2 months in the fridge.
