Pyrus communis ‘Bartlett’
Description: Bartlett pear trees are deciduous and grow in an oval shape. They have glossy green leaves that are up to 3 inches long and white flowers that bloom in the spring. Bartlett pear trees can grow to be 12–20 feet tall and wide.
Flower/Fruit: Bartlett pears are large, yellow, and juicy with a smooth white flesh.
Habitat: Bartlett pear trees need full sun, well-drained soil, and regular watering. They are somewhat drought tolerant once established, but they perform best when kept moist during the growing season.
Pollination: Bartlett pear trees need a cross-pollinator, such as D’Anjou or Bosc, to produce fruit.
Harvest:
Flavor: They are sweet and have a honeyed flavor. Bartlett pears are great for eating fresh, canning, preserving, or cooking.