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can you feed Bristlenose plecos pear? or do they like pear?
I've got what appears to be some rust symptoms on a pear tree (callery pear, discussed in a previous thread) that I obtained earlier this year. Noticed some leaves with reddish spots at some point - not sure when, but initially figured they were just part
Pyrus pyrifolia, Chinese sand pear, in winter display. I'm slooooowly getting a bit of ramification in this otherwise rather coarse species. Now to get it to bloom. I've grown it so far for spectacular fall color. This has been in a bonsai pot for
My pear started leafing out full time last week, so I repotted. This weekend we have a severe cold snap, so it is inside. It's that uncertain time of year again. You have to keep your eyes on the weather and your trees.
Hello, This is a follow-up to my earlier thread about an unknown tree I was given. Consensus is it's a pear of some type, probably callery. I have compared it to local Bradford pears and I'm pretty sure it's a seedling from that. The tree was collected
There is one Christmas Carol that has always baffles us. What in the world do leaping lords, French hens, swimming swans, and especially the partridge who won't come out of the pear tree have to do with Christmas? From 1558 until 1829, Roman
I kinda hijacked another thread with the springtime shot of my split-trunk Pyrus pyrafolia, which had only a few springtime leaves in March. Here it is with a whole head of leaves. The leaves tend to whorl around a point, which make the tree look a bit