Cleveland Pear Tree

Sale!
Cleveland Pear Tree

Cleveland Pear Tree

Original price was: $281.59.Current price is: $184.55.

66 in stock

SKU: PX-CLPETR-5GA-SEOF2 Category:

Description

Cleveland Pear Tree’s Key Characteristics

The Cleveland Pear Tree, known scientifically as Pyrus calleryana ‘Cleveland Select’, is a popular ornamental tree celebrated for its appearance and ease of care. It is prized for its symmetrical, pyramidal shape and glossy, dark green foliage. 

In spring, the Cleveland flowering pear tree bursts into white b lossoms, creating a breathtaking display that signals the arrival of the new season. The flowers give way to small, round fruit that is not typically harvested for consumption. Their compact size makes them suitable for various settings, including urban gardens, residential yards, and commercial orchards. 

 

Origin, Growing Conditions, and Optimal Habitat For Cleveland Pear Trees

The pear Cleveland tree, a popular cultivar derived from the Callery pear species. Originating in the United States, specifically from the breeding efforts of researchers at the Cleveland Botanical Garden (CBG), this tree has gained widespread popularity for its exceptional attributes. 

As the seasons progress, the foliage transitions to vibrant shades of orange and red in the fall, providing a stunning finale to the year. With a moderate growth rate, the Cleveland pear tree typically reaches heights of 30 to 40 feet and spreads 15 to 20 feet wide at maturity. Additional details for the Cleveland flowering pear tree are given below: 

Parameter 

Details 

Family 

Rosaceae 

Growth Habit 

Deciduous tree 

Height 

Typically tree grows from 30 to 40 feet (9 to 12 meters) – standard size trees 

Lifespan 

20 to 30 years in optimal conditions 

Hardiness Zones 

USDA Zones 5 to 9 

Temperature (F) 

Thrives in temperatures between 60°F to 75°F (15°C to 24°C) 

pH Range 

6.0 to 7.5 

Sun Exposure 

Full sun 

Watering Needs 

Regular watering, especially during dry periods 

Pruning Requirements 

Annual pruning to maintain shape and structure 

Leaf Color 

Green leaves 

Flowering Season 

Early spring to mid-spring 

Flower Color 

White flowers 

Fruit Ripening Season 

Not applicable (ornamental tree) 

Fruit Color 

Not applicable (ornamental tree) 

Fruit Flavor 

Not applicable (ornamental tree) 

Propagation Methods 

Grafting, budding, or seeds 

Variants 

Dwarf pear trees, young pear tree 

Breed Segmentation 

(Pear Varieties) 

Bradford pear, semi dwarf pear, ayers pear tree 

Pests and Diseases 

Susceptible to fire blight, pear psylla, and powdery mildew 

Best Time to Plant 

Early spring or late fall with root system when the tree is dormant 

Soil Type 

Well-drained soil 

Growth Rate 

Moderate, Exception – fast growing pears (usually after they bear fruit or when pears ripen) 

Special Features 

Profuse white blossoms in spring, vibrant fall foliage, tolerant of urban conditions 

Related products