Cold Snap® Pear

Cold Snap® PearOverview Originally bred as Harovin Sundown in the 1970s by H. A. Quamme, this variety was licensed to the Vineland Innovation and Research Center, which began selling trees in 2015. Why We're Growing Cold Snap Although this is our second year growing Cold Snap, we were enticed by its breeding for Ontarios cold climate and its strong disease resistance. Hardy down to 40F, these pears will thrive across much of Montanaexcept in some of the more brutal

in Bedford in 1925 and introduced in 1951

We first started growing hardy kiwis in Montana back in 2015

Hardy to: -48°F (proven in Bemidji

One of the most famous tart cherries and most widely grown in the US

Given that both Crimson Beauty and McIntosh are Fameuse seedlings

Treat like an apple or crabapple for spacing: commonly 12–16 ft on semi-dwarf

Hardiness & Growth Behavior

making it a solid choice for colder climates

is still worthy of growing in places that see even -40F temps

We're confident in stating that Hudar in our experience the Bitterroot Valley is that at the minimum

Interestingly

” certainty is complicated by history