pear tree
By kalaga
@kalaga (547)
United States
2 responses
@Citychic (4067)
• United States
28 May 09
Pear tree,,,,,
Hey there Kalaga....... I'm not expert at this kind of thing but it sound as if you might need to go out and buy yourself a bag of fertilizer then put it all around the tree and even into the soil. I planted lemon trees and an orange tree and it's been giving off a really good crop year after year. It might take anywhere from three to seven years before you will begin to see anything but I'm sure that the fertilizer will help. Happy mylotting....... and Good luck with it.
@kalaga (547)
• United States
29 May 09
thank u so much.when i planted the tree i did put some fertilizer and compost and all.when did u plant ur ornage tree and when did it start giving fruits? is it from that same year or next year?i also planted and orange tree too.got lot of small buds.lot of them are already dropped.few are there.may be next year.
@Citychic (4067)
• United States
29 May 09
Hello there, your pear tree should be good to go if you've already given it some fertilizer. I would think that you should redo it about once every three years. I planted the lemon and orange trees both at the same time. It was over seven years ago. The first few years it just kept growing and we never did see any fruit. Then about the fifth year it began to prosper. Now we are able to get fruit off of it at least twice a year. If you live in a real sunny area you shouldn't have any problems. Then again a pear tree can grow in the northern regions also. If your orange tree is giving off little small fruit it might just be the kind that only produce the small kind. It might be good to use for jelly or making jams I would imagine.Anyhow, good luck with it, all in due season you'll reap a harvest. Thanks for your response! Happy mylotting!
Happy mylotting!
