Redspire Flowering Pear Trees

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About Redspire Flowering Pear Trees: ‘Redspire’ Callery Pear quickly grows 35 to 45 feet high and 20 feet wide, with upright-spreading, thornless branches. The narrow crown enable this tree to be used in tight overhead spaces. The silhouette appears as a fat column growing wider than ‘Whitehouse’ and ‘Capital’ but narrower than ‘Bradford’ and ‘Aristocrat’. In spring before the new leaves unfold, the tree puts on a nice display of pure white flowers larger than ‘Bradford’ or ‘Aristocrat’.

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Redspire Flowering Pear
Redspire Flowering Pear Tree Facts
Scientific Name:
Pyrus calleryana
Foliage:
Dark Green
Mature Height:
40-60'
Mature Spread:
20-30'
Soil:
Wide range tolerates compacted
Zones:
5-8
Moisture:
Drought and heat tolerant

Flowering occurs at about the same time as ‘Bradford’ Pear. The leaves emerge as red/purple, then become 1.5 to 3 inches long, glossy green with wavy margins and a red blush. They turn yellow to orange in fall in the south putting on an attractive display before dropping. Fall color may be subdued in the north. The small, pea-sized, red/brown fruits which form are quite attractive to birds and other wildlife, and mummify on the tree persisting for several months to a year. Planting two or more cultivars of Callery Pear together could increase fruit set.

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