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Red Bartlett Pear

Pyrus communis 'Red Bartlett'

PEA-608

The bell-shaped bright red Pear is crisp, juicy, and and sweet. It stores well and is great for eating, cooking, and canning. A semi-dwarf tree matures to a height of 10-15 ft. and a width of 8-10 ft. over 20 years. Standard trees can get 20-25 ft. tall and 10-15 ft. wide.

Max Elevation: 5

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