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  • Tall Pyrus Calleryana (Bradford Pear) with lush green foliage, highlighting its impressive height and vibrant leaves.
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Pyrus Calleryana (Bradford Pear) CLEARANCE

Pyrus Calleryana (Bradford Pear) CLEARANCE

$700.70
$700.70
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This plant is part of our clearance stock and is available at a significantly reduced price while stocks last. Renowned for its striking deep burgundy to crimson autumn foliage and elegant shade canopy, this deciduous tree is an excellent choice for larger gardens, parks, and landscape projects. Stock is limited and will not be restocked once sold out, making this a fantastic opportunity to secure a premium ornamental tree at exceptional value.

This stunning cultivar of Pyrus Calleryana (Bradford Pear) is cherished for its ornamental beauty, showcasing showy white blossoms in spring and vibrant, multi-coloured foliage in autumn. With its elegant, symmetrical form, this tree is a striking addition to any landscape, providing seasonal interest and a refined look.

Originally from China and Vietnam, the Bradford Pear has been extensively planted in urban and suburban settings for its aesthetic appeal and low maintenance. Its adaptability makes it a must-have for creating beautiful, structured outdoor spaces with ease.

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Mature height

10–15 meters

Mature width

6–10 meters

Spacing

4–6 meters apart

Evergreen/Deciduous

Deciduous

Foliage

Glossy green leaves that turn vibrant red to purple in autumn; produces white flowers in spring

Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest

Early spring (September to October)

Sun tolerance

Full sun; adapts well to a variety of soils

Maintenance

Low maintenance; water during dry periods; prune to maintain shape and remove any dead or damaged branches

Root System

Develops a broad, fibrous root system that is relatively shallow but wide-spreading. Roots usually extend 1–2 metres deep and can spread 5–7 metres from the trunk. Non-invasive but dense enough to compete strongly with nearby plants.