How long does a pear tree take to grow?

Answer 1

in usual height is anything from 12-20 feet. In general, pruning shortens the height considerably, and you would aim for about 15-18 feet for a average sized tree. The method of pruning, whether to a vase shape or a central leader, can also determine the height. Central leader trees are taller but narrower, and the more traditional vase-shaped trees are shorter and wider. Some varieties are now available that are grown on dwarfing rootstock, and they will only reach 6-8 feet in height.

IN ADDITION:From 15-25 feet tall but this will kill the plant. The pear tree produces more fruit than the limbs will support. The best thing to do is keep it trimmed from 6-8 feet tall and this will keep it from splitting down the center from the weight.

Answer 2

did you but a grafted one from a nursery? if you did it should be 1-2 years old and will start producing fruit in 1-2 years, with luck it will then live for a good 80-100 years and still produse good fruit.

Answer 3

A pear tree typically takes 3 to 7 years to start producing fruit after planting, depending on the variety and growing conditions. It is important to provide the tree with proper care, such as adequate water, sunlight, and soil nutrients, to encourage healthy growth and fruit production.

Answer 4

A pear grows on a vine

Answer 5

Tap root system