Conference Pear Tree Self-Fertile, Bareroot or Potted, UKConference 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

Each plant grows 30-50cm per year

A: English holly is slower growing but offers excellent winter colour

full yields of up to 1kg per cane are typical from the second season onward

Autumn Colour: Yellow and orange foliage

deciduous shrub Flower Color: Pink with yellow blotch Flowering Time: Late May Supplied Size: 3 litre pot

small gardens and container growing

Lightweight Garden Fleece

Typically 30-60cm/year

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suitable for containers or open ground FAQs Is Junifer good for homemade jams/jellies

pressure treated for protection against rot and insects Dimensions: 1200mm (L) x 200mm (W) x 100mm (H) Safe for vegetable beds and children’s play areas Expected outdoor lifespan: 10–15 years under typical UK weather conditions Easy to cut and install with standard woodworking tools Common Uses Raised beds for vegetables and flowers Garden edging and small borders Retaining walls and steps FAQ Is this sleeper safe for raised vegetable beds

similar to potted trees