Description

✓In most cases, the pear is a deciduous tree (sheds its leaves seasonally) that can grow up to 40 feet (12 meters) in height or even more. Almost all pear trees grown for fruit are deciduous, but there are a few varieties (mostly ornamental) that are evergreen. The pear belongs to the Rosaceae family. Blooms in spring. Fruits ripen on shoots 2 years old or more. Ripen in late summer or autumn, depending on the variety. An average pear tree is capable of producing a noticeable amount of fruit in the 4th or 6th year of its age and can continue to bear fruit until the 30th or 40th year of its age.

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✓And also you will learn:

1.) Pear Tree Information

2.) How to grow a Pear Tree from seed

3.) Growing Pear Trees in pots

4.) Growing Pear Trees commercially

5.) Pear Tree Climate Conditions

6.) Pear Tree Soil Requirements and Preparation

7.) Pear Tree Propagation and Pollination

8.) How to plant pear trees

9.) Pear Tree Water Requirements

10.) Pear Tree Fertilizer Requirements

11.) Pear Tree Pruning

12.) Pear Tree Harvest & Yields

13.) Pear Tree Pests & Diseases

14.) Q&As Pear Tree