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Williams’ Bon ChrĂ©tien pear
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Williams’ Bon ChrĂ©tien pear

fruit
Also known as: Bartlett pear, Bon Chrétien, William pear
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  • pears
    pear
    / History and types

    
widely grown pear variety is Williams’ Bon ChrĂ©tien, known in the United States as Bartlett. In the United States and Canada, varieties such as BeurrĂ© Bosc, Anjou, and Winter Nelis are grown. A highly popular variety in England and the Netherlands is Conference. Common Italian varieties include Curato, Coscia, and


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widely grown pear variety is Williams’ Bon ChrĂ©tien, known in the United States as Bartlett. In the United States and Canada, varieties such as BeurrĂ© Bosc, Anjou, and Winter Nelis are grown. A highly popular variety in England and the Netherlands is Conference. Common Italian varieties include Curato, Coscia, and


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