It doesn’t produce fruit
Its beautiful colour does not fade or turn brown during winter but remains bright and fresh
or as a specimen tree in small gardens
The fruit is green to tan capsule
The weeping pagoda tree is relatively low maintenance and adapts well to different soil types and growing conditions
Pear tree 'Conference' | Pyrus communis - 170-180cm - 30lt ShipStandard It doesn’t produce fruitPear Conference (Pyrus communis) is a compact, deciduous, fruiting tree with strong, upright branches and oval, green leaves. Fragrant, small white flowers are blooming in spring and are followed by tasty, juicy, sweet, pale green with brown patches pears in autumn. The fruit is pyriform if cross pollinated and banana shaped if self pollinated. Pear Beth grows best in neutral, moist, well drained soil, in full sun, but can adapt to various types of