Bella di Giugno in half-standard form
A named pear variety gives you a more specific fruit choice than an unnamed Pyrus communis. Bella di Giugno is recognised for its relatively small, elongated pears and juicy white flesh. The trained half-standard outline makes it easy to read as a tree within an orchard-style layout or a mixed garden border.
Make space for the crown
The clear stem keeps the lower part of the tree open, with the branching crown above it. Use the tree as a single feature or include it in a wider fruit-tree scheme, allowing enough room for surrounding plants and future crown growth. The trained form is separate from the rootstock, which influences eventual vigour.
Selecting your tree
Plants are supplied pot grown with a listed clear stem of 80β100cm; choose the stem girth that suits your project. For fruit production, check the planting position and pollination requirements before ordering. We can help confirm the details that matter for your site and chosen combination of fruit trees.