In this episode we will be doing a complete growing guide on pear trees! Growing pears is rewarding and delicious, so this growing guide will get you growing pears like a pro in no time. We will be taling about fertilizing, sunlight, watering, pruning, soil type, pH, and some other care tips that will certainly help you get your home orchard growing big!
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I have a German Seckle pear tree in my yard that stopped producing two years ago. It's 15 years old. I'm not sure what's wrong with it. I only ever had one, but that was never a problem before, so I'm wondering if maybe there was a second one in the area somewhere that was pollinating it that may have been cut down or something. But I don't think that's the problem because last year it kind of started to produce, but the pears seemed to disappear after they got to about one inch in size. And half the tree seems to be dead. But the other half is fine and it's been blossoming the past two years. I'm wondering if it has some disease, or if some kind of animal has been getting them before they reach full maturity. Any ideas? If I cut off the dead part, when's the best time of year to do it?
This is helpful, but do you have a video for caring for fully grown pear trees for a newbie? How to prune big branches, when to pick, if you fertilize, how much to water in the summer months when the rain isn’t consistent?
I have a question: can you grow another pear tree from suckers? I have read that yes you can and I have also read that they won't produce fruit. Do you happen to know?
To help with the frost set straw bales around the base and drip line in the fall. Leave a 2 inch space around the trunk. Use the straw in the garden in the spring.
How is using fish emulsion for fertilizer???
Their are self fruitful pear varieties out there. Also, Bradford pears cross pollinate with edible pears. You can grow pears in zone 9. You just have to pick the right kind.
A complete guide on how to grow pears in ten minutes. Awesome ! Thank you!
I have two mature pear trees that produce well, but the pears tend to be malformed, dimply, and many are small. I have pruned the tree, but still the knotty pears persist. Could this be a boron deficiency? Should I spray after the fruits set? My pear flowers are about to open. Thanks for responding. Paul from SE Minnesota.
Wtf, how would someone allergic to apple?
im planting an apple tree and a pear tree next to each other will that help with the poll?
I have a single pear tree that looks like it nearly died and it's been coming back and producing lots of fruit but no other pears nearby… So I'm confused by you saying they need cross pollination to produce. Could you explain? I really want to care for it better. I'm studying up on it.
So funny that I found you today. I'm allergic to apple peel (so apples) and I love pears. I bought a self pollinating pear tree yesterday. Thanks for sharing.
I HAVE A 5 YEARS OF PEAR TREE 1/4, BUT IT DIDNT BLOOMED THIS YEAR, NEITHER IN PREVIEWS YEARS???/
I moved in a house and they have a pear tree in the back and it’s producing a bunch of them right now and I know nothing about them…they’re like fully grown cherry size right now
why are all your videos made when there is nothing on the trees? you talk and talk and talk but never any fruit on you trees.
This guy is serious. I bet he is a tree whisperer.
I wish there was better information about how to cope with older trees and plants. Our yard has ratty old pear and apple trees, several dozen raggedy, huge blueberry bushes, gigantic, overgrown raspberry bushes, and ancient rose bushes — all which have rarely been pruned or fed and when they were..badly. They are all productive but I can’t learn what to do with crusty, elderly plants. It’s not time to execute them! They are just taking too much room and are unsightly.
How can I get the seedlings
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Wow!
Dude, you're the best. Thank you for making these videos.
How big does tree get before pruning? I obtained a 1-foot long bare root sapling, planted a couple months ago. It's flourishing (here in central MI) but it's so tiny I can't imagine it should be pruned, hence the question. — it's just one tree but it's a 5-variety Franken-tree.
Isn't it recommended to not add compost and just plant in native soil to encourage the roots to spread?
Thanks for the great info
Great Video!