Botanical Name: Pyrus pyrifolia
Common Name: Asian pear Type of Plant: dicot: tree Character deciduous Habit of Growth: Overall Shape upright - pyramidal tree, narrow when young, spreading with age - branches grow mostly in a vertical plant Height 15' -25' (40') Spread 20'- 25' Growth Rate moderate Environment: Exposure outdoors full sun Soil prefers well-drained soils - tolerates heavy soil Hardiness hardy (all zones) Morphology: Leaves oval to ovate, 3-5" long, serrate margins, rough textured on upper surfaces, smooth or felted beneath Flowers white or pinkish flowers in late spring 3/4" across, mildly fragrant Fruit round pome, sweet, crunchy, 3" diameter Propagation: seed, followed by grafting Usage: used for home fruit production; good bearer in S. Calif. attractive tree in oriental and temperate climate landscapes Landscape Care: Watering takes regular watering Fertilizing slow-release at planting;balanced in early spring if needed Pruning thin to an open center, rounded form Pests/Diseases fireblight Special Conditions/Other Origin: China/Japan Family: Rosaceae Notes: |
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