
Poirier
With its white spring blossom and juicy, delicately scented fruit, the Pear tree is one of the most elegant fruit trees in Tunisian orchards.

Care Profile
A guide to ensuring your botanical companion thrives.
Origin
Europe
Light
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Watering
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Maintenance
Moderate

The white orchard of Europe and western Asia
Native to Europe and western Asia, the Pear tree covers itself in a snow of white flowers each spring before yielding its melting fruit in late summer.
Grown since antiquity across the Mediterranean basin, it needs a cool enough winter to set fruit and rewards patience with generous harvests for decades.
"The Pear tree blossoms like snow and harvests like honey."
Styling Tip 01
Full sun
Give it the sunniest spot in the orchard: light is the key to sweet, well-formed fruit.
Styling Tip 02
Regular watering
Water deeply and regularly while fruit is forming, letting the soil dry slightly between waterings.
Styling Tip 03
Winter pruning
Prune in late winter to open up the framework and remove deadwood, which encourages abundant fruiting.
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