Plant in a Box Pyrus communis 'Conference' - Pear tree

Pears from your own garden? With the Pyrus communis Conference, that's possible! This tree produces delicious, juicy pears that can be harvested from September to the end of November. When stored in a cool place, the harvested pears can be kept for several months. The tree not only yields tasty fruit but also beautifies your garden with its lovely white blossoms. The Pyrus communis is a self-pollinating tree, meaning you don't need a second fruit tree to bear fruit.

Care
To ensure the best possible growth of the fruit, the fruit tree should be placed in a sunny spot. The tree can be pruned after flowering and in winter. During these times, the risk of damage is minimal. In the middle of winter, the new branches can be shortened to about 20 centimeters. This also applies to the main shoot. After winter pruning, new branches will appear, which you can trim in the summer.