Conference Pear Tree Self-Fertile, Bareroot or Potted, UK UK gardens No fruit or berries (male

No fruit or berries (male plant)

Thuja plicata thrives in low temperatures and resists winter damage

self-fertile hedge

these plants form an effective privacy barrier immediately after planting—ideal for urban environments seeking noise and air pollution mitigation

Conference Pear Tree Self-Fertile, Bareroot or Potted, UK UK gardens No fruit or berries (maleConference Pear Tree (Self Fertile), 2 Year Old, Bareroot or Potted This Conference pear tree is self fertile (does not require another pollinator), suited for UK gardens and patio containers. Ready to plant, the 2 year old bush produces heavy crops of sweet dessert pears from October to November. Grafted onto Quince C rootstock for reliable size and yield. Key Features Variety: Pyrus communis 'Conference' Type: 2 year old, Bareroot or Potted Height