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HortScience cover in 1967 showing F. Reimer by original Old Home tree recently transplanted to Talent, Oregon.
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Early in the 20th century, a collection of fire blight resistant pears from around the world was assembled in southern Oregon in efforts to develop improved rootstocks. ‘Old Home’ and ‘Farmingdale’ are two cultivars from Illinois that exhibited fire blight resistance and useful horticultural traits. Both became important as interstem stocks and as...
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