'Calleryana' web sites
Flowering pear
www.floweringpear.com 2014-11-14
calleryana The Callery Pear is a deciduous flowering pear that is sold in several varieties. Originally native to Korea and China, the Callery Pear was first introduced and bred into distinctive cultivars in the United States for the purposes of creating a fireblight resistant fruiting pear. While this never materialized, the ornamental varieties of Cleveland Select and Bradford still persist today and are a common feature across
www.floweringpear.com 2014-11-14
calleryana The Callery Pear is a deciduous flowering pear that is sold in several varieties. Originally native to Korea and China, the Callery Pear was first introduced and bred into distinctive cultivars in the United States for the purposes of creating a fireblight resistant fruiting pear. While this never materialized, the ornamental varieties of Cleveland Select and Bradford still persist today and are a common feature across
Bradford pear
www.bradfordpear.com 2014-11-14
calleryana Bradford Bradford Pear is a variety of a pear originally native to Korea and China. Introduced commercially by the USDA in 1963, the tree was marketed as the perfect street and urban tree and planted all across America in residential and commercial landscapes. With profuse early bloom, a restricted pyramidal shape, and good fall color, the weaknesses of the Bradford Pear only became apparent over time. With its tight
www.bradfordpear.com 2014-11-14
calleryana Bradford Bradford Pear is a variety of a pear originally native to Korea and China. Introduced commercially by the USDA in 1963, the tree was marketed as the perfect street and urban tree and planted all across America in residential and commercial landscapes. With profuse early bloom, a restricted pyramidal shape, and good fall color, the weaknesses of the Bradford Pear only became apparent over time. With its tight
Cleveland pear
www.clevelandpear.com 2014-11-14
calleryana Cleveland Select The Cleveland Pear is a deciduous flowering pear without the splitting or breaking problems that plague the Bradford Pear. The Cleveland Pear treats us with a continuous parade of spectacular color throughout the growing season. Starting in the early spring with a mass of delicate snowy white blossoms, the Cleveland Pear then brings us the spring and summer glossy dark green foliage. The fall brings a
www.clevelandpear.com 2014-11-14
calleryana Cleveland Select The Cleveland Pear is a deciduous flowering pear without the splitting or breaking problems that plague the Bradford Pear. The Cleveland Pear treats us with a continuous parade of spectacular color throughout the growing season. Starting in the early spring with a mass of delicate snowy white blossoms, the Cleveland Pear then brings us the spring and summer glossy dark green foliage. The fall brings a
Oatlands historic house and gardens
www.oatlands.org 2012-03-14
calleryana Bartlett Brown Eyed Susan Rudbeckia fulgida var. fulgida Chinese Abelia Abelia chinensis Daffodils Narcissus English Bluebells Hyacinthoides non.scripta Euphorbia Euphorbia Diamond Frost Flowering quince Chaenomeles speciosa Flowering Tobacco Nicotiana alata Golden Bridalwreath Spiraea Spiraea thunbergii Ogon Grape Hyacinth Muscari armeniacum Hopi Crapemyrtle Lagerstroemia indica Hopi Joe.Pye Weed Eupatorium purpureum
www.oatlands.org 2012-03-14
calleryana Bartlett Brown Eyed Susan Rudbeckia fulgida var. fulgida Chinese Abelia Abelia chinensis Daffodils Narcissus English Bluebells Hyacinthoides non.scripta Euphorbia Euphorbia Diamond Frost Flowering quince Chaenomeles speciosa Flowering Tobacco Nicotiana alata Golden Bridalwreath Spiraea Spiraea thunbergii Ogon Grape Hyacinth Muscari armeniacum Hopi Crapemyrtle Lagerstroemia indica Hopi Joe.Pye Weed Eupatorium purpureum
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