Description
The "Ayers" pear, is a Southern Heirloom pear, often referred to as the "sugar pear" because of it's large sugar content. Here is some key factors about the 'Ayers' Pear:
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Shape and Size: The Ayers Pear tree typically has an upright, pyramidal to columnar shape. It can reach a height of 20 to 30 feet with a spread of about 15 to 20 feet.
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Foliage: The foliage of Ayers Pear is glossy and green, with a waxy texture. The leaves are generally ovate, and the tree produces a dense canopy.
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Flowers: In early spring, the Ayers Pear produces clusters of small, white flowers. The flowers are fragrant and attract pollinators.
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Fruit: The fruit of the Ayers Pear is medium sized and ripens in late July- August
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Adaptability: Ayers Pear trees are known for their adaptability to various soil types and climates. They are tolerant of a range of soil conditions, including clay and alkaline soils.
- Fall Color: The foliage of Ayers Pear trees can display shades of red and purple in the fall, providing additional ornamental interest.
Specifications
Climate Zone: |
5-8 |
Plant Type: |
Deciduous |
Type: |
Fruit Tree |
Mature Height: |
20-30 Feet |
Mature Width: |
12-15 Feet |
Sun Exposure: |
Full Sun |
Bloom Time: |
Spring |
Flower Color: |
White |
Attracts Pollinators: |
Yes |
Growth Rate: |
Rapid |
Deer Resistant: |
No |
Soil Type: |
Well-Drained |
Size: |
5 Gallon |