Product Description
Completely free of grit cells, the Carnes Pear is the best hard pear out there for fresh eating right off the tree!
The Carnes pear tree features medium-sized fruit with yellowish-green skin that has a slightly course texture. Ideal for northern Florida landscapes, the Pyrus communis tree blooms in late March and the fruit typically ripens in July.
Specially relevant, this early blooming variety will need another early blooming variety so it cross pollinates properly. A good tree to plant for cross pollination is the Pineapple Pear, Orient Pear, or any other european pear or asian pear.
The common pear tree’s lush green foliage and white blooming flowers offer a beautifully aesthetic appeal to any landscape!
Carnes Pear Tree Care
The tree will produce fruit after 3 years of planting. Not picky on soil types and is resistant to fire blight and powdery mildew.
Grows best in the southern United States in USDA planting zones 8 and 9. Does not require many chill hours to bear fruit. This pear variety can grow up to 20-30 feet tall and wide at full maturity in full sun.
Contact us to learn more about our Carnes Pear tree for sale. It is a wonderful fruit tree to add to your collection and is great for small spaces.
Our Pear Grow Guide will guide you in the right direction for planting and growing your new pear trees!
Pyrus communis
- Edible fruit
- Great for canning
- Early bloomer
Jerry –
My Pear tree is doing great! I have a few varieties and some years I need to use props under the heavy water limbs. I will keep buying from perfect plants.
Perfect Plants (store manager) –
Hey Jerry, thank you for your order of the carnes pear tree. We are so glad you are happy with your new plants!