Pear trees are favorites of home orchardists for countless reasons.
Mouths are amused by that signature, slightly gritty texture of the sweet, succulent fruit. Bodies benefit from the vitamin C, potassium, and fiber delivered in each bite.Creative cooks harness the versatility of using pears in the kitchen.
And pear trees are not only low maintenance, but they’re also easy on the eye – unique works of art appreciated for their cheerful spring blossoms and stately presence, even in ornamental gardens.
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In fact, I often think of my garden as a gallery. The plants are my sculptures that reveal their beauty over time. Everything I do to foster their care helps shape the ever-changing artistic expression.
As I anxiously await the first flowering and fruits on my own young pear trees, I want to make sure I’m giving them what they need to live their best lives. Water plays such an important role for any fruit tree, and pears are no different.
It’s true that pears are somewhat drought tolerant. And it’s also true that regular, consistent watering produces the best results for overall performance. But it’s important to remember that if you water a pear tree the wrong way, you risk compromising its health.
This can stunt the tree’s growth, reduce fruit size and yield, and leave plants prone to pests and diseases.
Knowledge is power. The more you know, the better decisions you can make for your pear trees.
There are a few factors to consider when deciding how, when, and how much to water your pears like climate, soil, age, and the season. I’ll cover all of that and more in this article.
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