Pyrus (Pear tree)

Pyrus

Pear tree

A fruit tree that bears sweet to tangy delicious fruit filled with vitamins.

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Botanical Name
Pyrus
Common Name
Pear tree
Also Known As
Pear tree
SA Tree No​
Tree Type
Deciduous
Attracts
Birds, Bees, Butterflies, Insects
Features
Flowering Season
Winter, Spring
Focal
No
Fragrant
No
Frost Tolerance
Hardy
Fruiting Season
Summer
Growth Rate
Fast >500mm
Minimal Leaf Shedding
No
Origin
Indigenous, Exotic
Soil pH
Root System
Aggressive
Soil Type
Sandy, Loam, Well Drained
Suitable Garden Size
Large
Suitable Planting Area
Full Sun

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Bag Size
Price Range Incl. VAT
4L / 5L
NA
7L / 10L
R40-R400
20L
R300-R500
50L
R600-R800
100L / 200L
R900-R2000

Description

The Pear tree grows into a medium size tree in an upright growth habit and can be either indigenous or exotic depending on the cultivar.  Even though it has a normal disease susceptibility it can have signs of blister bark.

White flowers blossom on Pear trees from Winter to Spring and it bears tasty edible fruit in Summer.  It grows well as a container or indoor plant.

  • Tolerates temperatures as low as -28°C
  • Estimated height: 9m
  • Estimated width: 6m
  • Planting distance: 6m
  • Drought-resistant
  • Medium to high chilling required
  • Normal disease susceptibility

Indigenous cultivar: Rosemary.

Exotic cultivars: Beurre bosch, Forelle, Packams.

Pollen compatibility: Two types are needed for pollination.

Water requirements: Water regularly.

Fun facts: Pears are very healthy and may aid in gut health, improve your heart health and even help with weight loss.

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