• Two-story brick house with a white flowering Bradford Pear tree in front on a clear day. (Pyrus calleryana)
  • White Bradford Pear flowers on a tree branch against a blue sky
  • Road lined with Bradford Pear trees in full bloom on a sunny day. (Pyrus calleryana)
  • Bradford Pear trees with white blossoms along a road with mountains in the background. (Pyrus calleryana)
  • Flowering Bradford Pear tree on a city street with buildings and cars in the background
  • Row of Bradford Pear trees with white blossoms in a park setting
  • Large Bradford Pear tree with white blossoms in a grassy area under a clear blue sky. (Pyrus calleryana)
  • Row of Bradford Pear trees with white blossoms along a fence line. (Pyrus calleryana)
  • Flowering Bradford Pear tree in a parking lot with a building and trees in the background
  • White blossoms on a Bradford Pear tree against a clear blue sky
  • Three large Bradford Pear trees with white blossoms in a park-like setting with a clear blue sky.
  • Line of Bradford Pear trees with white blossoms on a clear day
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Bradford Pear Tree Seeds (Pyrus calleryana) Callery Pear Ornamental Flowering Tree

Bradford Pear Tree Seeds (Pyrus calleryana) Callery Pear Ornamental Flowering Tree

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Bradford Pear Tree Seeds (Pyrus calleryana) | Callery Pear Ornamental Flowers

The Pyrus calleryana, commonly known as Bradford Pear or Callery Pear, is a fast-growing ornamental flowering tree prized for its spectacular spring blooms, brilliant fall foliage, and adaptability to a wide range of growing conditions. Native to Asia, this deciduous pear species became widely planted throughout North America for landscaping, urban planting, and ornamental use.

Bradford Pear develops a dense pyramidal to rounded crown and can grow up to 30–50 feet tall with a spread of approximately 20–35 feet. In early spring, the branches become covered with masses of bright white blossoms that create one of the most striking floral displays among ornamental trees.

The glossy green foliage later transforms into vibrant shades of red, orange, burgundy, and purple during autumn, adding exceptional seasonal color to the landscape. This species is highly tolerant of urban conditions including heat, drought, pollution, compacted soils, and varying soil types, making it a durable and adaptable landscape specimen.

Callery Pear is valued for its rapid growth rate, dense canopy, ornamental beauty, and resistance to many common diseases affecting fruit trees. It is frequently planted in parks, yards, streetscapes, and commercial landscapes due to its reliability and attractive appearance.

🌱 Growing & Care Information

Light: Full sun
Soil: Adaptable to most well-draining soils
Water: Moderate; drought tolerant once established
Growth: Fast-growing deciduous ornamental tree
Climate: Cool to temperate regions

This species performs especially well in urban and suburban landscapes where adaptability and rapid establishment are desired.

🌿 Why Grow Bradford Pear?

• Spectacular white spring blossoms
• Brilliant red and purple fall foliage
• Fast-growing ornamental shade tree
• Highly adaptable landscape species
• Tolerates drought and urban conditions
• Dense rounded ornamental canopy
• Excellent cold hardiness
• Popular ornamental flowering tree

USDA Hardiness Zones: 4–8

Bradford Pear Germination:

1) Soak seed in very warm water for for 24 hours to soften the seeds. Use a thermos to keep the water warm.

2) Place seed inside of a zip lock bag filled with moist vermiculite and place them inside the fridge for 60 days to cold stratify.

3) Sow the seeds no deeper than 1/16" of an inch deep, and use place in a well lit area that receives a lot of sun, or use a grow light.

4) Use a heated propagator mat to keep the soil at 75 degrees F, and also cover with a piece of plastic to keep humidity levels high.

5) Keep "slightly moist", and expect germination within 3-4 weeks.

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Germinación de peras Bradford:

1) Remoje las semillas en agua muy caliente durante 24 horas para ablandarlas. Use un termo para mantener el agua caliente.

2) Coloque las semillas dentro de una bolsa con cierre hermético llena de vermiculita húmeda y colóquelas dentro del refrigerador durante 60 días para que se estratifiquen en frío.

3) Siembre las semillas a una profundidad no mayor de 1/16" de pulgada y colóquelas en un lugar bien iluminado que reciba mucho sol, o use una luz de cultivo.

4) Use una estera de propagación calentada para mantener la tierra a 75 grados F y también cúbrala con un trozo de plástico para mantener altos los niveles de humedad.

5) Manténgala "ligeramente húmeda" y espere la germinación dentro de 3 a 4 semanas.

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