Some of the most recognizable pears, Bosc are easily identified by their cinnamon-brown skin and unique shape. The elongated neck of a Bosc pear sharply widens out to achieve a nicely rounded spherical form on the bottom. Bosc is famous for being one of the densest pears, meaning that they are incredibly durable and thrive in conditions where softer pears wouldn't stand a chance. Their thick outer skin and densely firm texture protects Bosc pears from both pests and harsh weather conditions. Beneath its tough exterior though, Bosc pears are extremely sweet and delicious. The creamy white flesh inside is actually quite soft, juicy and contains aromatic floral tasting notes that are quite similar to nectarines. of Also known as the Kaiser pear, Bosc also has one of the latest harvest seasons of all pears. These delicious pears typically don't reach their peak ripeness until late September to the middle of October. Bosc pear trees can extend your orchards harvest season by over 30-days. This means that by planting a Bosc tree, you can enjoy fresh fruit for an extra month every year. This unique pear tree will reach 8 ft. H to 10 ft. H with a spread of 6 ft. to 8 ft.