Pear Tree - Pyrus communis Plant

Edible

Fruiting

Enhance your garden with our exquisite pear trees, perfect for UK planting. Experience the joy of growing your own delicious pears with easy-care fruit trees.

Perfect for UK gardens
Produces high-quality pears
Easy to grow and maintain
Ideal for home fruit production
Suitable for pots or ground

Growing a pear tree is an enjoyable way to embrace sustainable gardening while providing fresh pears for your table.

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The Pear Tree is a versatile fruit tree known for its sweet, juicy pears and beautiful spring blossoms. It is perfect for adding delicious fruit and ornamental beauty to garden beds, patios, and large containers.

Grows best in full sun
Ideal for garden beds, patios, and large containers
Produces sweet, juicy pears in late Summer to early Autumn
Deciduous tree with stunning spring blossoms

What's Included

Pots:

Get a large, ready-to-grow tree in 10 litre pots. Plant it in your garden or a larger container right away. It's bigger and stronger than smaller pot sizes. Pre-fed and watered for healthier plants from the start.

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Care Information

Sunlight	Full Sun
Position	Sheltered
Soil	Well drained soil
Planting Time	Autumn to spring
Moisture	Medium
Hardiness	Hardy
Growth Rate	Medium
Spacing	3m
Height and Spread	3m - 10m
Annual or Perennial	Perennial

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How To Plant

Plant Care

The Pear Tree is a versatile fruit tree that adds both beauty and delicious fruit to any garden. It is known for its sweet, juicy pears and ornamental, Spring blossoms.

Grows best in full sun
Ideal for garden beds, patios, and large containers
Produces sweet, juicy pears in late Summer to early Autumn
Deciduous tree with stunning spring blossoms

The Pear Tree is a versatile fruit tree that adds both beauty and delicious fruit to any garden. It is known for its sweet, juicy pears and ornamental, Spring blossoms.

Grows best in full sun
Ideal for garden beds, patios, and large containers
Produces sweet, juicy pears in late Summer to early Autumn
Deciduous tree with stunning spring blossoms

Planting Time:	Autumn to Spring
Sunlight & Positioning:	Full Sun
Where to Plant:	Garden Beds - Patios - Large Containers
Growing Location:	Garden - Patio - Balcony

Planting Time:	Autumn to Spring
Sunlight & Positioning:	Full Sun
Where to Plant:	Garden Beds - Patios - Large Containers
Growing Location:	Garden - Patio - Balcony

Choose a sunny area for your Pear Tree, whether in garden beds or large containers. Keep it well watered for the best growth.

Pear trees need full sun, so choose a spot with plenty of direct sunlight
Add compost or organic matter to soil before planting to provide nutrients and structure
Use large pots with drainage holes and quality compost if container growing
Water well both before and after planting; space trees well to allow for growth

Choose a sunny area for your Pear Tree, whether in garden beds or large containers. Keep it well watered for the best growth.

Pear trees need full sun, so choose a spot with plenty of direct sunlight
Add compost or organic matter to soil before planting to provide nutrients and structure
Use large pots with drainage holes and quality compost if container growing
Water well both before and after planting; space trees well to allow for growth

Choose the Right Spot:	A sunny location with plenty of direct sunlight
Prepare the Soil:	Loosen soil and mix in compost or organic matter
Planting:	Plant level with the soil and firm soil down around the tree
Spacing:	Space trees about 2-3 metres apart for good air circulation

Choose the Right Spot:	A sunny location with plenty of direct sunlight
Prepare the Soil:	Loosen soil and mix in compost or organic matter
Planting:	Plant level with the soil and firm soil down around the tree
Spacing:	Space trees about 2-3 metres apart for good air circulation

Pear Trees are easy to care for and add both beauty and delicious fruit to your garden. With good sunlight and a little care, you’ll soon be enjoying fresh, homegrown pears.

Water frequently, especially in hot weather, until established
Prune in late winter to maintain shape and encourage new growth
Check for pests like aphids; treat with suitable methods if needed
Mulch annually to retain soil moisture and suppress weeds

Pear Trees are easy to care for and add both beauty and delicious fruit to your garden. With good sunlight and a little care, you’ll soon be enjoying fresh, homegrown pears.

Water frequently, especially in hot weather, until established
Prune in late winter to maintain shape and encourage new growth
Check for pests like aphids; treat with suitable methods if needed
Mulch annually to retain soil moisture and suppress weeds

Sunlight and Position:	Needs 6-8 hours of direct sunlight daily
Watering and Feeding:	Water regularly until established, then water during dry periods
Support and Pruning:	Prune in late winter to maintain shape
Harvesting:	Harvest when fruit are firm and fully coloured

Sunlight and Position:	Needs 6-8 hours of direct sunlight daily
Watering and Feeding:	Water regularly until established, then water during dry periods
Support and Pruning:	Prune in late winter to maintain shape
Harvesting:	Harvest when fruit are firm and fully coloured

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the ideal growing conditions for a pear tree?

Full sun, well-drained soil, and regular watering. Pear trees prefer slightly acidic to neutral soil.

How and when should I prune my pear tree?

Prune in late Winter or early Spring before new growth starts. Remove dead or diseased branches and thin out the canopy to improve air circulation.

What pests and diseases affect pear trees, and how can I manage them?

Common pests include pear psylla, codling moth, and aphids. Use insecticidal soap or horticultural oil. Fire blight and powdery mildew are common diseases; prune affected areas and apply appropriate fungicides.