Pear Tree Package

This Grafted tree produces an abundance of super sweet pears that begin ripening on the tree in mid-November. The original tree is HUGE for a pear tree. It has over a 6’ circumference at the bottom, stands well over 60’ tall, and is a 60+-year-old tree with zero signs of ever having fire blight. When I gained permission to access this tree, the owner told me “o, that pear, the deer really love that one.” I knew this because I had been watching this pear for years that even in Pennsylvania's heavily pressured rifle deer season it was a given that morning or evening, there would be deer under this tree.
This tree produces an abundance of super sweet pears ripening on the tree, remaining palatable, and begin dropping mid-November 2 weeks after Kieffer pear. Rifle Deer Pear™ only drops for a few short weeks….Therefore making this a powerful and fast draw that typically ends the 1st week of December. As I observed this pear tree dropping, I noted that there were never any on the ground and always loaded with deer signs! This tree produces an abundance of pears annually.
The Rifle Deer Pear™ would be perfect for jams and jellies, but we're not looking for that here. We are looking for a tree that’s highly desirable by deer, and this tree is one of them! This tree has seen a low temperature of -22 degrees which would place it hardy in zone 4b. However, This makes it a solid pear tree for planting in Hardiness zones 5-8. Rifle deer pear will reach a height of 20'+.

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A grafted pear tree that bears very heavy annual crops of golf ball size to 2’’ pears that drop from January – March.  This tree is very vigorous and produces abundant fruit annually, and it tastes at this time of year like sweet fermented fine wine. Winter Deer pear™ are simply a great winter food source! Having soft mast laying on top of the snow during winter draws a lot of attention from all wildlife. Winter pear is simply a great winter food source! Winter Deer pear™ tree will reach a mature height of 20'+. Plant hardiness zones 5-8.

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A grafted pear that begins to mature in October will ripen unevenly, turn yellow with a surprisingly sweet taste, and begin dropping free from the tree a few at a time in early to mid-October and will continue to drop into the first weeks of November here in the NorthEast. This Kieffer pear has extreme vigor and is very productive from an early age. The cultivar itself is too productive if planted in soil with adequate nutrients. It is overbearing with fruit. You will need to remove some fruit from this tree so it doesn't break branches. The disease resistance I have seen from this tree is at the top in a no-spray situation. The tree is annually productive and makes incredible pollination for Asian pears and European-style pears. Kieffer Pear will reach a mature height of 20'+. Plant Hardiness zones 4b-8

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This grafted pear tree will grow very tall with long weeping branches full of large, sweet European-style pears. They begin dropping in very late October and continue in through November into early December. The Sweet Advent™ pear tree produces heavily and annually with a strong resistance to fireblight and many pear diseases.  This tree has extreme vigor and is very precocious producing a lot of fruit at an early age, Sweet Advent is tip bearing as well as spur bearing (this tree is over bearing of fruit please remove fruit from young trees and keep the central leader free of fruit). Sweet Advent™ pear is the best pear tree I have ever grown for wildlife.

The fruit of this pear tree is also is very edible to humans as well as deer. The Sweet Advent pear™ tastes great when picked off the tree in early November; as colder weather moves in, the sugar content in this pear goes extremely high (sugar content is almost too high for human consumption as freezing and thawing takes place). This process takes place in early to mid-November and will make this tree irresistible to all wildlife and be a favorite to my local deer. Sweet Advent™ pear will reach a mature height of 20'+. Suitable for plant hardiness zones 4b -8. For a video of Sweet Advent pear™ click here.

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The Korean Giant pear tree is a grafted, vigorous, upright-growing tree that produces large round pears. This tree has an excellent taste, drops free from the tree in mid-October, and continues well into November here in Pennsylvania. The tree pollinates well with all my European varieties. Korean Giant pear is a solid tree, bearing fruit annually, and typically begins producing its 3rd year after planting. My deer keep every fruit that falls free from this tree cleaned up. This Asian pear also has good resistance to fire blight, and pear scab will reach a mature height of 20'+. Hardiness zones 4b-8.

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The Seckel pear is a very sweet variety, also known as the sugar pear, for a good reason. The tree produces fruit in clusters annually and falls free from the tree for me pretty much the entire month of September in central Pennsylvania. It exhibits moderate resistance to fire blight and good resistance to most common pear diseases. I use this pear to condition my deer, as its high sugar content has them cleaning all the pears up every day. The tree is suitable for plant hardiness zones 4b-8 and will reach a mature height of 20'+.

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Hunter's deer pear™  is a grafted pear tree that is annually productive, producing a European-style pear that produces multiple-sized pears, dropping from October to November. The taste is sweet and above the Kieffer pear in late fall. As with most late pears, the taste of this one becomes very sweet as starches go to sugars, as the natural cold storage process happens in the fall. Hunter's Deer pear™ ripens and falls free from the tree in late October into Mid-November. The natural process of Hunter's deer pear™ ripening from the coldness of late October makes it a pear that is very desirable by all wildlife and deer alike. The Vigor is extreme, and the tree is overproductive. We would advise thinning fruit to avoid limb breakage.  The original tree resides in the direct vicinity of pear trees with fireblight. However,  this tree has remained clean in my years of watching it. I have never witnessed fireblight in this tree. Hunter's deer pear™ is suitable for plant hardiness zones 4b-7  and will reach a mature height of 25'.+

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