The Cleveland Flowering Pear Tree is a miracle from nature. This tree with remain flawless year after year with absolutely no maintenance. Loaded with white blossoms every spring, it will be sure to turn heads. This beauty does not stop there! The summer brings a tree covered in shiny green leaves that turn a beautiful mahogany red in the fall. These fall leaves boast beautiful shades of red, purple and orange.

Naturally growing in a tight symmetrical shape, the Cleveland Pear is the perfect, EASY tree to plant. This low maintenance, fast growing tree has all the beauty of the Bradford Pear without all the headaches.

For best results plant this tree in well-drained soil with direct sunlight. The Cleveland Pear tree grows at an astounding rate. The mature height is 30-40 feet with a 15-20 feet spread. Not only is this tree fast and easy to grow, it is also adaptable to many soil types, drought tolerant and pest resistant.

It tolerates sun to partial shade, but does require several hours of sunlight per day. The Cleveland Pear grows naturally tight and is symmetrical in shape. This keeps branches together which prevents that splitting damage that is so common in the Bradford Pear.

For a tree that requires zero maintenance and looks great all year round, the Cleveland Pear is at the top of the list. This classic, front yard tree bursts into snow white blossoms every spring and will make your yard the envy of the neighborhood.

If you’re looking for a tree that adds beauty to your yard without constant attention the Cleveland Pear is the perfect flowering tree for zone 5, zone 6, zone 7, zone 8, or zone 9.

How To Plant A Cleveland Pear?

Dig a hole as deep as the rootball and twice as wide, add a layer of compost and water the roots. Backfill with soil and water the root system thoroughly. Cover with a 3" layer of mulch atleast 2 feet away from the trunk of the tree to help maintain moisture and protect the root system.

Where Should I Plant This Pear Tree?

This flowering pear looks great lining walkways or planted along side of the house. Pick a spot that gets full sun exposure in grow zones 5-9.

What Are Good Companion Plants For This Tree?

Phlox, Lilac, and Yew pair well with this ornamental tree in grow zones 5-9.

This Flowering Pear is great for yards, lining a driveway, walkways or along the side of the house. Cleveland Pears are often seen in urban areas due to their ability to withstand pollution. Much stronger than the Bradford, they are able to resist damage from extreme snow, ice and wind. The attractive Cleveland Pear is perfect for landscapes without a lot of room. It’s narrow, pyramid shape makes it easy to fit smaller spaces.

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