Cleveland Select Flowering Pear Tree
Description
An easy-care tree that will stop traffic! This upright, showy tree has a beautiful profile year-round. It is drenched in white blooms each spring, covered by glossy green foliage in summer, and features striking reddish purple-orange leaves in fall. Requires full sun for best color. Cold-hardy and heat-tolerant. Matures to be 30-40' tall and 15-20' wide.
Characteristics
Bloom Color | White |
Hardiness Zone Range | 4 - 9 |
Shade/Sun | Full Sun |
Soil Composition | Loamy |
Soil Moisture | Well Drained |
Soil pH Level | 6.0 - 7.0 |
Zone Compatibility
Tools & Supplies
Planting & Care
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Questions & Answers
I planted 7 of them 2 years ago. They were 4-5 feet when I planted them and they are all 8-10 feet tall now. It will take a few more years for them to get to their full height. The ones I have that are 10 years old are about 30 feet high.
Unfortunately, ornamental/flowering pear trees can get fireblight as well.
A Cleveland pear is like a Bradford pear. Quick growing and flower producing. Very pretty but no fruit.
The Cleaveland and the Bradford pear trees are non fruit bearing
Mildly. Not strong as the Bradford Pear.
Sure, I have Oak and Maple trees on less than 2 acres and lots of leaves.
I use a lawn sweeper and collect the leaves and then mulch them with my tractor.
Makes a good ground cover in the winter here in Colorado or turn them under in your soil. Retains the water in the summertime. Good luck and happy gardening.
Mike
It will grow, just a little more slowly than it might have had you fertilized it in the spring.
Just dig your hole a little extra large and put in some organic type material to give the roots a chance to start. You have plenty of sun. The morning sun is the most important.
I bought the guards for the bottom of the trees and have no problem. I live in
northern Michigan and have not had any deer eat the trees.
Sorry, I do not live in N.Y. I live in OK. Contact your County Extension Office.
All the beauty of a Bradford Pear, but with more sturdy wood
cover front of home, privacy, ez of care
Pretty and it grows fast and it feed the birds and the price was right.I want to make the road to my entrance elegant.
We have a flowering pear already and would like another one.