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Pear Trees for Sale at Nature Hills Nursery Since the days of the Roman Empire, Pear Trees have been beloved for their sweet, juicy fruit. Today, there are more than 1,500 types of Pear Trees grown worldwide, and you’ll find some of the very best for sale right here at Nature Hills Nursery. Wild Pears ( Pyrus ) were first cultivated in Europe and Asia, where ancient farmers bred larger, sweeter fruit from parent plants. Over centuries, these efforts produced treasured cultivars that remain popular to this day. Romans grew around 50 improved varieties , and by 1860, horticulturist T.W. Fields recorded over 850 types . Today, Pears continue to be a timeless favorite, perfect for fresh snacking, baking, and outdoor gatherings. Nature Hills Nursery offers orchard-grade Pear Trees shipped across the continental U.S. Whether you’re looking for crisp Asian Pears or gourmet European Pear varieties, we’ve got you covered. The Difference Between European and Asian Pears Pollination and Bloom Times Asian Pears: Large, Round, Juicy "Water Apples" Top Asian Pear Varieties at Nature Hills European Pear Varieties for Home Orchards Caring for Your Pear Tree Pear Trees: Healthy, Delicious, and Homegrown The Difference Between European and Asian Pears Pear Trees are among the easiest fruit trees to grow , and they generally fall into two main categories: European Pears feature the classic narrow neck and produce soft, juicy fruit with complex flavor. Asian Pears are round like Apples, with crisp, crunchy flesh and loads of refreshing juice. Harvesting and ripening methods differ between the two types, making them versatile for fresh eating, preserving, or cooking. Pollination and Bloom Times A healthy Pear Tree can thrive for up to 100 years . Plan on two pear varieties that bloom at the same time, since pairing them with a compatible partner greatly increases yields . Plant two Asian Pears or two European Pears for best results. Asian Pears bloom earlier than European types. Asian a