Bartlett Pear Tree

Bartlett pear trees are the gold standard for pears, known for their classic, bell-shaped fruit and sweet, buttery flesh. The fruit ripens to a vibrant yellow with a smooth texture and a flavor that’s perfect for fresh eating, canning, and baking. Bartlett pears are incredibly versatile and remain a staple in home orchards and kitchens. The tree requires a pollinator, such as Bosc or Warren, to produce its best yields. Thriving in sunny, well-draining soil, Bartlett pears require moderate chill hours and perform well in a variety of climates. With its vigorous growth, spring blossoms, and consistent harvests, Bartlett is a timeless favorite for gardeners seeking reliable and delicious pears. Semi-dwarf on OHxF333 rootstock. Zones: 5-9 Chill hours: 500-600 Bloom Time: Late Mid-Season (Based on typical Central Valley California weather) Harvest: August 1 - August 20 Looks: High quality; beautiful yellow-gold skin. Personality: Worlds most popular pear. Enticing sweet, aroma when