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  • Haskelberg Nurseries
  • 29.03.2021
  • Naor

    • An Israeli variety from the breeding program in the 80s, previously numbered 85-35.
    • Productivity: a relatively good and stable crop (can be 25 tons per hectare),
    • Fruit size: large (300 to 350) which can be its disadvantage.
    • Shape: slightly pear, similar to Fuerte
    • Shell: Black
    • Picking Date: December-January
    • Picking Mode: Manual
    • Taste: Good taste, a little sweet
    • Additional information: good quality in terms of post-harvest
    • Growth Type: Axial, slightly thin, moderate.
    • Planting Densities: 6  x 3
    • Trees per hectare: 550
  • Hass

    • Originally from California
    • Group A, requires a pollinator
    • Productivity: Medium
    • Fruit size: 180-250 g
    • Shape: Pear
    • Shell: Has a bumpy, rough black shell, easy to peel
    • Picking Date: November to April
    • Taste: Considered delicious and buttery
    • Plantation maintenance: Under hot climate conditions, the fruit is small and therefore less recommended for planting
    • Additional information:. The most common and required variety on the global market.
    • Growth Type: vigorous, transverse and high
    • Planting Densities: 6/7x 4
    • Trees per hectare: 350-420

  • Gaia

    • Israeli development
    • Group A, requires fertilization
    • Productivity: Similar to a Hass
    • Fruit size:
    • Shape: Hass like
    • Peel : Peeled easily.
    • Picking date: earlier then Haas in a month, from late September to March
    • Picking Mode: Manual
    • Taste: good internal quality
    • Shape ofraiso : medium, lateral and height.
    • Planting intervals: 6×4
    • Trees per hectare: 420
  • Almog

    • Israeli development owned by Kibbutz Ein Hamifratz and represented by Haskelberg Nursery
    • Group A, requires a pollinator
    • Productivity: 60 kg per tree.
    • Fruit size: size 280-300 grams.
    • Shape: Pear
    • Shell: Rough black, average thickness
    • Picking date: December – July.
    • Taste: Good Quality
    • Planting Densities: 6×3
    • Trees in Hectare: 550

Harvest

    • Originally from California owned by Westfalia and represented in Israel by Haskelberg Nursery.
    • Productivity: very productive and stable in crops
    • Fruit size: average size 250 grams
    • Shape: Hass like
    • Shell: Rough Black
    • Taste: Good internal quality if picked on time
    • Picking mode: picker
    • Additional Information: large leaves, in early years tends to throw flowers in bloom. Very sensitive to low temperatures
    • Growth Type: Axial high tree.
    • Planting intervals: 6×4
    • Plants per Hectare: 420
  • Gem

    • Originally from California owned by Westfalia and represented in Israel by Haskelberg Nursery.
    • Group A, requires a pollinator
    • Productivity: very high, stable over the years
    • Shape: Round
    • Shell: Hard and quite hard, peeled easily
    • Picking date: December to February
    • Picking mode: picker
    • Taste: Excellent taste
    • Growing shape: Round and wide
    • Additional data: Sensitivity to cold is similar to Hass
    • Planting intervals: 6 x 3
    • Plants per Hectare: 550

Lamb Hass

    • Developed inCalifornia
    • Group A, requires a pollinator
    • Productivity: High
    • Shape: Slightly pear
    • Shell: rough
    • Picking Date: End of Season March- April
    • Picking mode: picker
    • Plantation maintenance: Can be kept into the summer
    • Additional data: requires a correct pruning interface for stable crops. more sensitive to cold then Hass
    • Growth Type: Axial, moderate
    • Planting intervals: 6×3
    • Plants per Hectare: 550
  • Carmen

    • Originally from California owned by Westfalia and represented in Israel by Haskelberg Nursery.
    • Group A, requires a pollinator
    • Fruit size: smaller than the Hass
    • Shape: Hass like
    • Picking date: It has two picking periods since its « loco » flowering.
    • Picking Mode: Manual
    • Taste: Fine quality
    • Shape of smodge: axial
    • Planting intervals: 6×3
    • Plants per Hectare: 550

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