Fruit Trees & Citrus

Pear

A cool-climate tree that needs a proper winter to crop well.

Pyrus communis · Fruit Trees & Citrus · Perennial

When to plant Pear in Australia

Sourced timing by broad climate zone. Zones with no sourced timing for an action are left out rather than estimated.

Plant out seedlings
Cool, Temperate — Jun, Jul, Aug

Australian planting guide by climate zone

Sourced guidance by broad climate zone, shown as fixed months, timing relative to sowing or planting, or written growing advice. Your GrowCal calendar applies your regional growing profile, so its dates may sit earlier or later than the months below.

Pear planting timing by Australian climate zone
ActionCoolTemperateSubtropicalTropicalArid
Plant outJun, Jul, Aug
Details

Winter is the best time to plant bare-rooted fruit trees; the bare-root season lasts from June to August.

Jun, Jul, Aug
Details

Winter is the best time to plant bare-rooted fruit trees; the bare-root season lasts from June to August.

Climate guidance
Details

European pears need more winter chill than the subtropics deliver. Low-chill nashi and low-chill Packham selections are the varieties that actually fruit in warm subtropical gardens.

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HarvestFruits in summer and autumn
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The ABC Gardening Australia Fruit Guide states that pear and nashi fruits in summer and autumn. The guide gives a season, not months, and picking time varies with variety and season, so GrowCal does not publish harvest months from it.

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Zone notes

  • Subtropical: European pears need more winter chill than the subtropics deliver. Low-chill nashi and low-chill Packham selections are the varieties that actually fruit in warm subtropical gardens.

About this data

This schedule is part of GrowCal's preview horticultural dataset — useful as general guidance, and still being validated. Conditions vary with your soil, aspect, frost and variety. Read more on the data & methodology page, or send us a correction.

Other plants in the GrowCal dataset, mostly from the same category.

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