✅ Pet-friendlyDeciduous life cycle, with leaves falling in winter.150 to 300 cm
LightFull sun
WaterModerate watering; avoid waterlogging.
DifficultyMedium
ColdResists light frosts down to minus 5 degrees Celsius.
Full sunModerate watering; avoid waterlogging.MediumResists light frosts down to minus 5 degrees Celsius.
Description & origin
The Asian Pear is a fruit-bearing tree known for its round and juicy fruits. It is ideal for gardens with plenty of sunlight and has deciduous foliage.
Size
Can reach up to 3 meters in height in domestic cultivation.
Foliage
Deciduous foliage, loses leaves in winter.
Flowering
Blooms in spring with small white flowers.
Detailed care
Light
Prefers full sun for healthy growth.
Soil
Well-drained and fertile soil is ideal.
Watering
Moderate watering, avoiding waterlogging.
Temperature
Tolerates light frosts but prefers temperate climates.
Fertilising
Fertilize in spring with a balanced fertilizer.
Repotting
Transplant in spring or autumn.
Pruning
Prune in late winter to maintain shape and encourage fruiting.
Propagation
Propagated by grafting or seeds.
Common problems
Fire blight
Bacterial disease causing wilting and death of branches.
Aphids
Insects that suck sap and can weaken the plant.
Powdery mildew
Fungus causing white spots on leaves.
Uses & curiosities
In the garden
- Fruit production
- Ornamental
- Shade
Other uses
Fruits are consumed fresh or in desserts.
Did you know…
Asian Pear fruits are popular in Asian cuisine, especially in Japan and China.