Pears from your own garden? It’s possible with the Pyrus communis Conference! This tree grows delicious juicy pears that can be harvested from September until the end of November. When kept in a cool room, the harvested pears can be saved for a few months. It doesn’t just produce delicious fruit, the tree brightens up your garden with its beautiful white blossom. The Pyrus communis is a self-pollinating tree, which means you don’t need a second fruit tree to be able to grow fruit.
Care For all fruit, the more sun the better they will grow, and this is also the case for the pear. Therefore, make sure the pear tree is in a sunny spot. The tree can be pruned after flowering or in winter. At these times there is the least chance of damage. In mid-winter, you can shorten newly formed branches to within 20 centimeters. You do this with the main stem as well. After this winter pruning, wild shoots will form, which you can prune away again in the summer.
Size The plant has a height of 90-100cm upon delivery, measured including the nursery pot. The plant is supplied in a nursery pot with a diameter of 21cm.
