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4 ft. to 5 ft. Tall Ayers Pear Tree in Growers Pot (2-Pack)
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The Ayers Pear Tree, also known as the Sugar Pear tree, is reveled for being extra sweet and perfect for desserts. In early spring, white flowers with a pink overtone are produced and invite pollinators such as bees and butterflies into the landscape to signal the start of the growing season. The colorful flowers eventually mature into small green frui…
The Ayers Pear Tree, also known as the Sugar Pear tree, is reveled for being extra sweet and perfect for desserts. In early spring, white flowers with a pink overtone are produced and invite pollinators such as bees and butterflies into the landscape to signal the start of the growing season. The colorful flowers eventually mature into small green fruits that will finally change to medium sized pear fruits. The Ayers pear ripens to yellow with a red blush and turns soft on the tree if you allow it. Be ready to harvest the sugar pears late in the season around July or August depending on your location. for good storage purposes, pick the tree a few days before fully ripe and allow it to soften on your counter or dry storage. The Ayers semi dwarf pear tree is a deciduous tree meaning it will lose its green leaves over fall and winter to become bare and prepare for dormancy. Known as a dessert pear variety, you can only imagine the Ayers pear taste until you try it in person. with notes of vanilla and melting flesh, it has a delectable sweet taste to entice your tastebuds. Plant one in your garden today to bear fruit in the next 2 to 3 years.
Description
The Ayers Pear Tree, also known as the Sugar Pear tree, is reveled for being extra sweet and perfect for desserts. In early spring, white flowers with a pink overtone are produced and invite pollinators such as bees and butterflies into the landscape to signal the start of the growing season. The colorful flowers eventually mature into small green fruits that will finally change to medium sized pear fruits. The Ayers pear ripens to yellow with a red blush and turns soft on the tree if you allow it. Be ready to harvest the sugar pears late in the season around July or August depending on your location. for good storage purposes, pick the tree a few days before fully ripe and allow it to soften on your counter or dry storage. The Ayers semi dwarf pear tree is a deciduous tree meaning it will lose its green leaves over fall and winter to become bare and prepare for dormancy. Known as a dessert pear variety, you can only imagine the Ayers pear taste until you try it in person. with notes of vanilla and melting flesh, it has a delectable sweet taste to entice your tastebuds. Plant one in your garden today to bear fruit in the next 2 to 3 years.
Specifications
| Bloom Time | Spring |
| Type of Bonsai Tree | Pear Tree |
| Hardiness Zone | 5 (20 To -10 F),6 (10 To 0 F),7 (0 To 10 F) |
| Container Size | 5 |
| Average Shipping Height (In.) | 65 In |
| Evergreen Or Deciduous | Deciduous |
| Mature Width (In.) | 240 In. |
| Sun Tolerance | Full Sun |
| Wildlife Attracted | Pollinators |
| Organic | Non-organic |
| Mature Height (In.) | 180 In. |
| Returnable | 90-day |
| Additional Characteristics | Disease Resistant, Low Maintenance |
| Common Name Family | Pear Tree |
| Growth Habit | Branching |
| Container Type | Container |
| Best Time To Plant | Spring |
| Optimal Soil Condition | Acidic |
| Wildlife Deterred | No Wildlife Deterred |
| Plant Species | Pyrus Communis |
| Mature Height (Ft.) | 12-15 |
| Fragrance | Fragrant |
| Blossom Color Family | Green |