Pear

Planting and caring for pear trees is similar to that of apple trees. Have your soil tested. Soil should be slightly acidic, pH 6 to… Read More »How Do I Make My Pears Bigger?

8 Easy Ways to Use Your Pear Harvest Canned Pears. Canning is certainly one of the most obvious and time-honored ways of preserving pears, although… Read More »What Do You Do With Pears From A Tree?

No, pear trees do not produce fruit every year. Young pear trees take several years to mature enough to produce fruit. Many pear trees will… Read More »Do Pear Trees Produce Fruit Every Year?

Naturally, they shed the fruits if they can so that other fruits in the cluster or on that branch can grow larger. However, not every… Read More »Why Are My Pears So Small?

Pears will cross-pollinate with other pears, in fact many varieties need proper pollinator varieties to maximize fruit set and yield. Some pears are “self-fruitful”, meaning,… Read More »Can Different Pear Varieties Pollinate Each Other?

Look at the size and shape of your tree. Callery pear trees can grow up to 40 feet tall, but other pear trees usually mature… Read More »How Do I Know What Kind Of Pear Tree I Have?

Preparation Have your soil tested. Soil should be slightly acidic, pH 6 to 7. Soil should be well-drained, water does not stand for long after… Read More »How Do I Grow Bigger Pears?

Constipation can make you feel bloated, and eating more fruit can be a constipation remedy because it, too, is high in dietary fiber. Plums, pears,… Read More »Are Apples And Pears Constipating?

Eating pears on an empty stomach is not advisable. The reason is that the fibre in pears can damage your mucous membranes on an empty… Read More »Can I Eat Pears On Empty Stomach?

Other high-fiber fruits like pears, apples and bananas (a good source of magnesium) also promote good digestive and colon health and reduce the risk of… Read More »Are Pears Good For Your Colon?