Description
Pyrus communis
£15.00 - £30.00
The common or wild pear. Originally from central and eastern Europe and western Asia, this is the pear euqivalent of the crab apple. A tough tree, able to withstand less than ideal conditions, its is a superb tree for wildlife - the early blossom is an important source of nectar for pollinating insects, the leave are a food source for several species of caterpillar, and birds and small mammals will love the fruit in autumn.
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Details
Growing Conditions:
Dry Tolerant
Special Interest:
Spring Blossom
Special Interest:
Fruit/Berries
Special Interest:
Wildlife Friendly
Special Interest:
Native to UK
Common Name:
Wild Pear
Height:
Medium
Delivery November 2025 to March 2026