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Asian nashi pear

Pyrus pyrifolia

Updated 4 Aug 2026 · AI-parsed entry

Asian nashi pear (Pyrus pyrifolia) — a tree, for Full sun, Medium water. Companions: Chives, Common Pear.

What it needs & gives back

↓ Needs

Lightfull sun to partial shade
Watermedium to high

↑ Gives back

Fruitedible fruit
Mulch_biomassmedium

Companions

Through the year

Through the year

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floweringFlowering occurs after sufficient chill hours are met and temperatures rise above 10°C in early spring.
fruitingFruit development begins approximately 90 days after flowering and continues for about two months.
harvestHarvest typically occurs from late summer to early autumn, depending on the cultivar and climate.
senescenceLeaves begin to senesce and drop after the first autumn frost.
dormancyThe tree enters dormancy approximately one month after the first autumn frost and remains dormant through winter.

Soil interactions

Drainagewell-drained
Nitrogen fixingNo
MycorrhizalYes
Accumulatespotassium, calcium
Soil textureloam, sandy_loam, clay_loam
Organic matterMedium
Compaction toleranceLow

Propagation

Methodsseed, grafting, budding
Difficulty2 / 5
Establishes in~3 yr
Stratificationrequires cold stratification for 90-120 days
Divisionnot applicable

Wildlife & pests

Attractsbees, pollinators
Can host pestscodling moth, pear psylla, aphids
Can host diseasesfire blight, scab