Disease Resistant Pears, 3 on 1 Multiple Grafted Fruit Tree

Confirmed Varieties Shipping 2025: Blake's Pride, Keiffer, & Warren OR Blake's Pride, Harrow Delight, & Warren 

The Multi-Grafted Disease-Resistant Pear Tree offers an exceptional combination of multiple pear varieties grafted onto a single semi-dwarf sized tree. Each branch produces a unique type of pear, including varieties known for their sweet, juicy, and crisp textures. These disease-resistant cultivars ensure reliable growth and minimize the need for chemical interventions, making it a great choice for organic or low-maintenance gardening. 

The tree thrives in full sun and well-draining soil, requiring moderate chill hours to produce abundant harvests. With varieties ripening at different times, this tree provides a continuous supply of fresh, flavorful pears perfect for fresh eating, baking, and preserves. In spring, it blooms with beautiful white flowers, attracting pollinators and adding ornamental charm. Ideal for home orchards, the Multi-Grafted Disease-Resistant Pear Tree delivers diverse, delicious fruit and peace of mind with its hardy and resilient nature.

Semi-dwarf on OHxF333 rootstock. with up to 4 different varieties.

Possible Varieties: Blake's Pride, Harrow Delight, Keiffer, and Warren

• Zones: 5-10
• Chill hours: 200 - 600
• Harvest: July 15 - October 10
• Looks: Yellow to creamy-gold or pale green with rose blush skin.
• Personality: All have rich taste and aroma.
• Facts of note: All are fire blight resistant and thrive in a wide range of climates.
• Pollination: The varieties on the tree pollenize each other and other trees.

Variety of Pear Types

The standout feature of this tree is its multi-grafted nature, which means it incorporates several pear varieties onto a single rootstock. Typically, this tree includes up to four different pear cultivars, each with its own distinct flavor profile and ripening schedule. This diversity in fruit types allows you to enjoy a range of pear flavors from one tree.

Extended Harvest Period

One of the primary advantages of having a multi-grafted pear tree is the extended harvest period. Since different pear varieties ripen at different times, you can enjoy fresh pears over an extended season. This can be especially appealing for those who want to savor homegrown pears throughout the summer and fall.

Disease Resistance

Another key feature of this pear tree is its disease resistance. It is grafted onto a rootstock that provides increased resistance to common pear tree diseases, such as fire blight and pear scab. This resistance can help reduce the need for chemical treatments, making it an environmentally friendly choice for your garden.

Space-Saving Solution

For those with limited space in their garden or orchard, the Multi-Grafted Disease-Resistant Pear Tree is a space-saving solution. Instead of planting multiple pear trees, you can have the variety you desire all in one tree. This not only saves space but also makes it easier to manage and care for your pear trees.

Planting and Care

Proper planting and care are essential for the success of your Multi-Grafted Disease-Resistant Pear Tree. Ensure that you plant it in well-drained soil with adequate sunlight. Regular pruning and maintenance will help maintain the health and shape of the tree. Additionally, consider providing support to the tree as it grows to prevent it from leaning or bending.

The Multi-Grafted Disease-Resistant Pear Tree is a versatile and practical addition to any garden or orchard. With its combination of different pear varieties, extended harvest period, disease resistance, and space-saving qualities, it offers a range of benefits for both novice and experienced fruit tree enthusiasts. By carefully selecting and caring for this tree, you can enjoy a variety of delectable pears right from your own backyard. Whether you're a fan of sweet and juicy Bartlett pears or prefer the rich flavor of Bosc pears, this tree has something to offer for every pear lover.

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