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Asian nashi pear

Tree·Pyrus pyrifolia
Perennial
Full sun
Sun
Medium
Water
Well-drained soil
Drainage
Zones 5–9
Hardiness

Asian nashi pear (Pyrus pyrifolia) is a tree. It grows best in full sun and has moderate water needs. It grows well with chives, common pear and apple.

Through the year

DormantFloweringFruitingReady to harvestDying back

Works well with

from wiki data
ChivesCommon PearApple

WHAT IT NEEDS

Wants full sun
Needs moderate water
Needs well-drained soil
Prefers soil pH 5.5–6.5
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Prefers loam, sandy loam, clay loam soil
Struggles in compacted soil
Draws up potassium, calcium from deep in the soil
Adds a moderate amount of organic matter to the soil
Partners with mycorrhizal fungi to boost nutrient uptake

WHAT IT GIVES

Gives fruit (edible fruit)
Gives mulch biomass (medium)
Provides potassium
Provides calcium
Attracts pollinators

HOW IT GROWS

SIZE & SPACING

Sub-canopy tree
Height300–600 cm
Spacing450 cm (min 300 cm)
Root depthMedium
Width300–600 cm

Width figures are rough estimates, the most variable measurement in our data.

AI estimate · accuracy improves as growers contribute corrections.

HOW TO PROPAGATE

Propagate by seed, grafting, budding
Difficulty
Establishes in about 3 yr
Doesn't self-seed on its own

Where this comes from

Parsed11 Sept 2026
ConfidenceNot recorded
Photograph Pazuzu · CC BY-SA 3.0