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Pyrus ussuriensis 'Paul'
Common name: Paul’s Pear
Hardiness zone: 3
Type: Deciduous fruit tree
Native: No (Ussurian pear hybrid)
Light requirements: Full sun
Water requirements: Moderate
Soil pH level: pH 6.0–7.0
Height: 600–750 cm
Spread: 300–450 cm
Colours: White spring blossoms; yellow fruit with red blush; burgundy fall foliage
Bloom time: Mid spring
Fruit ripens: Late summer (early September)
Drought tolerant: Moderate
Deer resistant: Moderate
Rabbit resistant: Moderate
Paul’s Pear is a hardy, upright fruit tree ideal for prairie gardens and small orchards. Fragrant white blossoms in spring are followed by crisp, sweet yellow pears with a red blush. Its narrow, columnar form and striking burgundy fall foliage make it as ornamental as it is productive. Reliable and fireblight-resistant, it thrives in colder zones and benefits from cross-pollination for higher fruit yields.
Pyrus ussuriensis 'Paul'
Common name: Paul’s Pear
Hardiness zone: 3
Type: Deciduous fruit tree
Native: No (Ussurian pear hybrid)
Light requirements: Full sun
Water requirements: Moderate
Soil pH level: pH 6.0–7.0
Height: 600–750 cm
Spread: 300–450 cm
Colours: White spring blossoms; yellow fruit with red blush; burgundy fall foliage
Bloom time: Mid spring
Fruit ripens: Late summer (early September)
Drought tolerant: Moderate
Deer resistant: Moderate
Rabbit resistant: Moderate
Paul’s Pear is a hardy, upright fruit tree ideal for prairie gardens and small orchards. Fragrant white blossoms in spring are followed by crisp, sweet yellow pears with a red blush. Its narrow, columnar form and striking burgundy fall foliage make it as ornamental as it is productive. Reliable and fireblight-resistant, it thrives in colder zones and benefits from cross-pollination for higher fruit yields.