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| Mature Height: |
30-40 ft. |
| Mature Width: |
25-30 ft. |
| Sunlight: |
Full or Partial |
| Soil Conditions: |
Adaptable |
| Drought Tolerance: |
Good |
Perfectly uniform tree... great for front yards. Your neighbors will think that you get ladders out in the middle of the night and prune this tree.
It naturally grows in a tight, symmetrical shape. A semi-perfect oval. One of those miracles of nature. Its leaves fill in any gaps creating a near flawless surface area.
You often see these as a featured front yard tree or planted to line roads and entryways.
Best of all… every spring you’ll witness a long-lasting explosion of pure white flowers.
An exciting development in flowering pear trees – Cleveland Pears are a great improvement over Bradford Pears and Aristocrat Pears. You get that perfect, symmetrical oval shape in a much hardier, stronger tree.
The Cleveland Pear hybrid resists damage from extreme snow, ice and wind.
Quickly grows to 20-30 ft. tall...an ideal size for small and medium sized yards.
This new variety is fruitless, and won’t leave a mess with seedpods to clean up. They are very pest resistant as well, so there’s never any maintenance.
In the fall, the leaves turn from a deep summer green to a dark scarlet red.
If you’ve always wanted a flowering pear for your lawn and landscape, the Cleveland Pear is by far the best variety.
*Measured size includes root system for shipping purposes
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Reviewed by Tom on 3/31/2009:
The condition my cleveland pear tree arrived in far exceeded my expectations. It started blooming right out of the box even as it sat in the house while we waited for warmer weather. Sturdy, healthy, a near perfect tree, it's doing very well now that it's in the ground.
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Reviewed by Caren on 11/13/2008:
My Cleveland Pear Tree I received in Nov 2007 is doing great. It was the size I expected and it has done really well here in central Texas.
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Reviewed by Diane on 11/12/2008:
We just love our Cleveland select pear tree. We bought him in the spring 2007 and he came to us as a stick in a box, with some roots. The first growing season, he grew leaves and some branches. His growth was more horizontal. This year, now that he is more mature and established, he has to have grown at least 6 feet this year. We love him. He is in our front yard, we named him Ohio and I talk to him every day. He hasn't flowered yet, but maybe next spring he will. He sheds his leaves late, at least end of Nov or later. We couldn't be happier with our purchase. I have bought several plants through fast-growing- trees.com and I am happy. Thanks.
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Reviewed by Becky on 11/12/2008:
My little cleveland pear tree has almost doubled in height in one year. Seems to be doing just fine.
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Reviewed by Pat on 11/12/2008:
The two Cleveland Pear trees that I purchased are acclimating nicely and have begun to send upward reaching branches. They are just now beginning to change leaf color, due to the extended warm weather here in the California San Joaquin Valley, and I can't wait to see their full Fall color. I also am looking foward to my first Spring blossoms since I transplanted them.....cool stuff!!
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Reviewed by Mike on 9/2/2008:
Two springs ago I ordered a cleveland pear tree from you folks as a birthday present for my mother. I must admit I was skeptical when a 3 1/2 foot bare-root plant arrived, but I put it in the ground the next day, following your planting instructions to the letter.
Well, my wife and I visited my parents on Labor Day, and that tree is now over 8 feet tall. That's five feet of growth in 18 months! Thank you so much for being an honest, reputable online nursery. From now on I'm ordering all my plants and trees from your company. You offer some amazing flowering trees!
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