Hosui Asian Pear Tree
Pyrus pyrifolia
- Yields juicy, crisp pears with golden skin
- Self-pollinating but benefits from a pollinator
- Compact size suitable for small gardens
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Sweet Juicy Pear is Crisp Like an Apple
The Hosui pear is consistently awarded “best tasting pear” by growers and consumers! They’re large, juicy and round, like an apple, not “pear-shaped.” Another similarity to apples – they have a crispy texture. While they start out pale green, like your typical pear, they turn a golden, bronze hue as they ripen.
Cold Hardy. Heat Tolerant. Easy to Grow
Hosui Pears are cold hardy and will thrive as far north as Zone 5. You can grow them in warmer climates with ease - all the way to zone 9, as they’re heat tolerant, and drought-resistant!
Your Hosui Pear tree has been nurtured by our growers for years. We don’t ship them until they’re ready to take root in your yard. You can expect them to peak in mid-August. These pears ripen on the tree and keep up to two months.
More Than a Pear Tree – It’s a Striking Ornamental!
You’ll enjoy watching all the visual transitions your tree goes through! In early spring, it will produce dainty white flowers on the branches before it starts to leaf. The glossy, dark green foliage that emerges quickly changes to a coppery bronze color in mid spring. The outstanding fruit comes in mid-late summer, and as autumn approaches, the tree will reward you with bright red leaves.
A Healthy Twist
Eating healthy has never tasted so good! Hosui Pears are only around 50 calories and are a good source of vitamin C as well as fiber. The Hosiu Pear adds a special zest to salads and are exquisitely paired with all types of cheese.
While the Hosui Pear is one of the best fruits picked straight from the tree – their sweet and tart undertones make them impeccable in pies and deliciously add moisture to baked bread and muffins.
Order your own Hosui Pear tree and you’ll have crisp, juicy, healthy pears the very next summer!
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Product Details
| Mature Height: | 8-10 ft. |
| Mature Width: | 6-7 ft. |
| Sunlight: | Full Sun |
| Growth Rate: | Moderate Growing |
| Harvest Time: | Summer, Fall |
| Year to Bear: | Can Fruit the 1st Year! |
| Botanical Name: | Pyrus pyrifolia |
| Does Not Ship To: | AR, AZ, CA, ID, LA, WA |
| Grows Well In Zones: | 5-9 outdoors |
Growing Zones: 5-9 outdoors
(hardy down to -10℉)
Customer Reviews & Photos
Based on 60 reviews
Perfect
The tree is amazing. Healthy and tall. Looking forward to the delicious fruit.
Hosui Pear Tree
Everything went great with the delivery. The tree itself was healthy and undamaged when I took it out of the packaging. I have planted it and am now crossing my fingers that it likes its new home and will attach to the soil and thrive. Thank you!
2 hosui Asian pear tree
Little afraid to order because not sure how the tree going to be when it get ship out…. But my friend telling me this website sale all good quality tree. . so I just start order 2 and it got delivery couple day In one package but 2 tree inside and it healthy and tall like 7 ft … thank you so much
Pleasently Surprised!
Both trees arrived intact, healthy and taller than I had anticipated. I immediately re-potted them in larger containers and already I am seeing new growth. I'll never go back to ordering bare rott trees ever again, potted Fast Growing Trees are the way to go!
Hosui 5-6ft
1 of 2 trees I bought on this order and both arrived in really great shape. Not sure what I was expecting since I did buy the hosui 5-6ft tree and it was huge. It's just a trunk but does have branches starting to grow and has green leaves coming from those spots. In michigan so our winter is a bit bipolar for a few months. I stuck it in the cold garage in front of the window for now only because it doesn't appear to be dormant but honestly don't know what that would look like. I'm hoping it thrives once I can permanently leave it outside in a few weeks.
