Pear is one of the favorite trees trees. It is loved for lush color, abundant and early fruit. The fruit of the pear begins early - already for 3-4 years after landing, and if you comply with all the rules, will give you a great harvest for a long time.
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The pear is planting in the spring before the kidneys will be revealed, or in the fall before the onset of frost, but necessarily at a permanent place. The pear does not take out transplants at all, if you try to transplant a tree over 3 years old, it will almost certainly die. Choose a landing place - light, dry, necessarily away from water bodies. If you have a high level of groundwater, the tree can simply get out in winter.
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Put a pear either into a dug hole, or on a specially prepared hill (shaft). It all depends on the layer of fertile soil on your site, as well as the level of groundwater. In any case, the landing pit should be in diameter of about 80 cm and in a depth of at least a meter. Blowing the seedling above the root neck is in no case.
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In the pit it is necessary to put several buckets of fertile land, overwhelmed by manure, humus, fertilizers, a pair of sand buckets. Divide 3 cups of lime-puffs per 10 liters of water and pour into a prepared pit. Then add there a few more water buckets. Then leave the pit for a week. Thus, all useful substances are absorbed, and the plant will not get a burn from close contact with so much fresh organic matter.
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When it comes to landing, take seedlings without green leaves, without revealed kidney, preferably with a lump of land in the roots. Before landing in the pit of the plant, take it there, which will serve as a support tree at first. Pour the roots of the seedling, immerse yourself in the landing pit and start to fall asleep the earth, neatly, but strongly tamping the earth. It is necessary that no air slots remain.
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Tell the trunk of the plant to the stake drove into the land. Strong vehicle position - without swinging - will contribute to its early rooting. In order not to injure the gentle bark of a young tree, make the G-8 garter. Pour the rammed land, and on top - sprinkle mulch. For better pollination, experienced gardeners advise to plant several varieties of pears close to each other.
Pear - the tree is quite warm-loving, so it is necessary to warm it in winter. Otherwise, the pear requires exactly the same care as the apple tree and other fruit trees - watering, fertilizer, trimming branches. And then the pear will delight you with an excellent harvest of fragrant fruits.
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