F-Pears

Thuja Gardens - Pear Trees

Bartlett When you say
"Pear" most people picture a
Yellow Bartlett. It has that
quintessential “pear flavor,”
and is a common variety
found in local markets. Read
on to learn more about
fresh Northwest Bartletts,
and find out how modern
growing ... more info.

Kieffer Kieffer is almost
immune from fire blight. It
is one of the few
self-fruitful pears, so single
trees will set great crops.
It will also make a good
pollinator for other pears
that do need another
variety to pollinate. Kieffer
will grow ... more info.

Moonglow The
Moonglow Pear Tree is
similar in shape as the
Bartlett and has soft, juicy
flesh that is nearly free of
grit cells. The fruit is large
with brownish-green skin
and requires a pollinator for
best production. The tree
is very... more info.

Seckel Seckels are
believed by many to be
the only truly American
variety of pear grown
commercially. Unlike other
varieties planted in the
U.S. from European
cultivars, Seckels are
thought to have originad
as ... more info.

If you wish to buy different varieties, call Customer Service so you can get the 2 or more price at $36.95 ea.

Home gardeners love to grow pears because they are sweet tasting, and perhaps the easiest fruit tree to grow. Many fruit
trees have problems with insects. Many are highly susceptible to plant diseases. Pears have far fewer problems with either.
They just grow and produce year after year, with very little fuss or attention.

Pears get far less attention than other fruits, too. Yet, they are sweet and tasty, and nutritious. Like apples, they are long
keepers, if picked when still green. If kept in a cool location, they will last for months.

Questions? Call Customer Service @ (828)273-5771

Pears

Tree Types