Pears · Dave Wilson Nursery

Flordahome Pear

Pyrus communis ‘Flordahome’

A low-chill European-type pear with sweet, smooth, juicy fruit and early bloom for warm-winter regions.

2 varieties

Chill hours: Less than 400 hours
Harvest: Early summer in warm climates
Pollination: Partly self-fruitful; a compatible low-chill pear improves production
Mature size: Usually 10–20 ft with annual pruning; rootstock determines ultimate size

Our pick for most gardens

5/8 inch caliper

A well-built tree with real branching. The usual pick when you want it to look like a tree the day it goes in.

$30

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Which one

Every pear side by side

Same fruit, different seasons and different jobs. Pick the row that fits your ground and your calendar.

Variety	Harvest	Chill hours	Pollination	Mature size	Grown	From
A low-chill European-type pear with sweet, smooth, juicy fruit and early bloom for warm-winter regions.	Early summer in warm climates	Less than 400 hours	Partly self-fruitful; a compatible low-chill pear improves production	Usually 10–20 ft with annual pruning; rootstock determines ultimate size	125	$30
A dependable heat-tolerant pear with good fire-blight resistance and firm, coarse-textured fruit suited to cooking and canning.	Late summer to fall	About 350 hours	Self-fruitful; another pear can improve set	Usually 10–20 ft with annual pruning; rootstock determines ultimate size	240	$29

Counts are what the nursery is growing right now, across every trunk size.

Where this tree sits

Lower canopy

Fruit trees kept below the tall ones. Most of this year's programme lives here, held to eight or ten feet by summer pruning.

Pears sit in this layer.