Blue Hill Harrow Sweet Pear 2yr Old Bare Root Tree

This grafted pear tree produces a sweet, juicy pear with excellent flavor. Harrow Sweet Pears have a drop time throughout October. It produces a similar Bartlett-sized, yellow with red blush and some russeting on the fruit. This pear has good resistance to fireblight in a no-spray situation. This tree has excellent vigor and produces annually dropping the month of October with a large size European pear. This pear tree is very precocious and begins producing at a very young age. Harrow Sweet Pear will reach a mature height of 20’+. Suitable for plant hardiness zones 4b-7.

HARROW SWEET PEAR

This grafted pear tree produces a sweet, juicy pear with excellent flavor. Harrow Sweet Pears have a drop time throughout October. It produces a similar Bartlett-sized, yellow with red blush and some russeting on the fruit. This pear has good resistance to fireblight in a no-spray situation.  This tree has excellent vigor and produces annually dropping the month of October with a large size European pear. This pear tree is precocious and begins producing at a young age. Harrow Sweet Pear will reach a mature height of 20’+. Suitable for plant hardiness zones 4b-7.

TREE SIZE

2-yr 4-6′ (5/8”-3/4” dia.) These two-year-old trees will have an extensive root system and will have multiple branches with a diameter of 5/8” and greater.

PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS FOR HARROW SWEET PEARS

Plant at least two different pear varieties near each other to ensure pollination. The varieties of grafted pears we have for sale will blossom and overlap each other, giving you excellent pollination. The Danville Kieffer pear tree is an excellent pollinator for both Asian and European varieties of pears.

Plant all pear trees in moist, well-drained soil with a soil ph between 5.5 – 7.2 with adequate nutrient levels for optimal growth. The above soil conditions will provide the most growth and fruit production. Pears are one fruit tree that tolerates acidic soils with poor fertility. Harrow Sweet pears require at least 6 hours of sunlight for fruit production and growth. Space trees 20′ apart and use cages of at least 5′ to protect your trees. This will ensure your deer eat your fruit in a few years, not your trees this year.