St. Sophie Pear Group-B Red Lake has recently been

Red Lake has recently been listed as "very resistant" to White Pine Blister Rust

crisp & juicy

Beautiful fruit with an exaggerated 'Delicious' shape

An excellent keeper with crisp

One of these quiet skilled collectors maintained the plum as a grafted branch

St. Sophie Pear Group-B Red Lake has recently been50F with occasional injury. Yellow. Ripens in late September early October. Unknown origin. Bill MacKentley tasted this pear in northern Quebec and acquired some scionwood. We have been propagating it for a number of years here at SLN, and it has displayed significant hardiness and vigor. Fruit is large and juicy with sweet, melting flesh. 3 5 foot trees.