Pear Black Worcester mixed hedging architectural shape makes Japanese dogwood

architectural shape makes Japanese dogwood Cappuccino an excellent specimen shrub

deciduous tree with a slender habit

Pinkish plumes rise above the foliage in late autumn

The green foliage forms handsome rafts of lily pads

They are followed by shiny black berries

Pear Black Worcester mixed hedging architectural shape makes Japanese dogwoodPear Black Worcester A late season culinary pear, Pyrus communis Black Worcester is a very ancient pear, possibly brought to Worcestershire by the Romans. The fruit is large and oval, the green skin darkening to mahogany, and its a very good keeper. The hard, yellowish, slightly gritty flesh softens and sweetens in store after the New Year, though never enough for eating. It is very good for tarts and pies, although it will need cooking for an hour or