Pear Pollinating Duo - Packham’s Triumph’& ‘Josephine De Malines’ Edible Underground Don’t let mud or lawn

Don’t let mud or lawn clipping have the last word

Its unique curved blade makes it easy to cut through soil

An Australian heirloom

Ideal for pruning fruit trees

These compounds act as SOS messages to beneficial insects letting them know that tasty snacks are on nearby plants

Pear Pollinating Duo - Packham’s Triumph’& ‘Josephine De Malines’ Edible Underground Don’t let mud or lawnPackhams Triumph An Australian heirloom originating in NSW in 1896, Australia's best known and most popular pear variety. The light green skin turns pale yellow when ripe indicating it's time to sink your teeth into the juicy, sweet, white flesh. Can be used for eating fresh and for cooking. Pear 'Josephine de Malines' Named Josephine after the wife of breeder Major Esperen and the town they were discovered, Malines in Belgium. Major Esperen, a well