Potted Mini Fruit Tree Pear, Ideal for Small Gardens & Patios, Self-Fertile Heavy Cropping, Delicious Fruit in Autumn, Easy to Grow, 1 x Pyrus (Pear) ‘Conference’ Plant 9cm Pot by Thompson & Morgan

Lovely little tree looks very healthy great condition looking forward to getting some fruit from it

The day I received this item, it was how it was described. It is also important to note that this would not grow pears within receiving. You would roughly have to wait a year as, after all, it is a pear tree. The quality of it is and still is really well, I noticed that it is growing and am excited to having this plant for a long time. Can be transplanted many times, if for example, your moving houses, you can take it with you, just don't destroy the main root, I used to do this when I was little and had my old pear tree for about 6 years. The leaves may look droopy which is normal when transplanting it, as it is adapting in its new area. Over time, the droopiness will go, and it will become much more healthier. This would take roughly a week or two. Overall, this product is really good, and came with two bamboo sticks, one which was attached, to help it grow taller and provide support, and the other one is to be placed on the opposite side but not attatched. A very good plant overall.

It took too long to start growing nearly 3 months to start growing . Now its good.

Tree was a bit dry so watered it and put it in the garden. Leaves were dry and shrivelled. After week or 2 decides to repo it as still not good. Put the roots into water to soak with some dried soil still attached. On checking it there was an insect hole in the soil and a big black spider came from it. Don't know what sort so left the tree in the water hoping no more are in the hole. I'm very wary of it now having to put it into a new pot as don't know where it was sent from.

Looking forward to a nice crop of pears

I bought my pear tree in February 2023. I knew it would take a few years to produce fruit and this spring for the first time there was beautiful blossom. I now have tiny fruit growing! Will thin them out in July as advised and look forward to hopefully eating some later in the year.

Disappointed with this tree. The graft came apart after a couple of weeks. Below line of graft is growing well but I understand this will not produce edible fruits if I leave it to develop.

now year two - it's growing sort of - but the heat is not doing it any favours - this could be a long job before we see any fruit - i mean years