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Pyramidal shape. Mature oval crown with strong central leader and open horizontal branching. Masses of white blossoms in spring followed by waxy, wavy green foliage. Open informal appearance. Fast grower. Hardy Resistant to pests and disease. fall color ranges from yellow to red.
This cultivar has a distinct rounded form (with spreading branches) that distinguishes it from the other Pears. The most cold hardy of the Pyrus calleryana cultivars, and the earliest to develop fall color. Foliage emerge with a red tint and matures to a dark, glossy green.
A fine upright, pyramidal form that is narrower than Pyrus ‘Bradofrd’ This tree flowers heavily with clusters of white flowers in spring. Its fall color is a beautiful reddish-purple. Glossy medium green leaves through the growing season. This tree makes a great accent in the garden. Hardy and disease resistant.
Originated as a seedling of Pyrus ‘Bradford’ but stays smaller and narrower. A mass of large white flowers in large clusters. An excellent street tree. Well adapted to urban growing conditions and atmospheric pollution. Foliage is glossy and leathery. Pyramidal, dense and symmetrical shape. Tight branching habit gives a formal appearance.
Versatile, vigorous ornamental tree, highly resistant to fire-blight. White blooms appear before leaves emerge. Golden fall color with hues of red. Ideal for urban landscapes. Problem-free yard accent, lawn or street tree with shorter stature, perfect under power lines. Produces scant half inch yellow-green fruit.
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