Bartlett Pear (Pyrus communis cv.)

Bartlett Pear (Pyrus communis cv.)Medium sized fruit tree Description: Large, yellow fruits produced in late summer; flesh smooth, firm, white and juicy with a spicy flavor Habit: Grows 16 20 high; grafted onto a semi dwarfing rootstock (OHxF97); fast growing and very productive; susceptible to fire blight Culture: Prefers full sun and even moisture; space trees 20 apart; self fertile; excellent pollinator for other pear varieties; requires 800 chill hours (between 32 45) Hardiness:

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reddish-brown hairs similar to the growing antlers of a stag

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Approximately 4-5' tall

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but tolerant of poor conditions

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deep green foliage

The cultivar ‘Royal Purple

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