$39.00
Ayers Pear (Ayers Sugar Pear) The Ayers Pear, often called the Ayers Sugar Pear, is a beloved variety known for its exceptional sweetness and rich...
$16.00
BARTLETT PEAR European Pear This pear tree is a delightful addition to any backyard orchard. The fruit offers a unique taste, blending pear and pineapple...
$59.00
D’Anjou pear trees, also known as European Pears, are semi-dwarf trees, typically reaching about 18 feet (5.5 m) in height. They are cold-hardy in USDA...
$49.00
– Sold OutPEAR FL HOOD a great pear fo the south. Grows 20-30 ft tall. Needs at least 2 trees for pollination. Soft pear. The other...
$39.00
Kieffer Pear The Kieffer Pear is a hardy and productive hybrid of the European pear and Chinese sand pear, well-loved for its adaptability and reliable...
$39.00
– Sold OutLECONTE PEAR European pears are late-blooming, tolerant of heavy wet soils, and a good choice for many areas. The Leconte Pear Tree is self-fertile, but...
$59.00
MOONGLOW PEAR (Pyrus communis ‘Moonglow’) is a European Pear variety that produces fruit in July and August. It is pollinated by Bartlett, Ayers, and Anjou...
$39.00
ORIENT PEAR - European pears are not self-fertile and require pollination from a tree of another variety with the same bloom period, such as Bartlett,...
$39.00
PINEAPPLE PEAR Pyrus communis‘Pineapple’ This pear tree is an excellent choice for any backyard orchard. The fruit offers a unique taste, blending the sweetness of...
$39.00
Shinko Asian Pear The Shinko Asian Pear is a vigorous and productive variety, prized for its crisp, juicy fruit and natural disease resistance. The fruit...
$59.00
Shinseiki Asian Pear The Shinseiki Asian Pear (also known as the “New Century” pear) is a crisp, refreshing variety prized for its outstanding fruit quality...
$59.00
SOUTHERN QUEEN PEAR Southern Queen originated in south Mississippi. It is a delicious, large, bell shaped pear. Southern Queen has a creamy yellow flesh when...
$59.00
Spaudling Pear a soft pear Spaudling Pear a soft pear 20-30 ft tall spread 10-20 ft. Fruits Sept/Oct. Self fertile but it is always better...
