Myrica pensylvanica (Bayberry) 5-6' pear Adds interest to the landscape

Adds interest to the landscape all season with spring blooms

This wonderful European pear matures about a week after Bartlett and shows some resistance to fire-blight

It can be mixed into the soil for new beds or used to top dress existing plantings

planting and turning soil

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Myrica pensylvanica (Bayberry) 5-6' pear Adds interest to the landscapeA dense branching deciduous shrub with a rounded habit which typically grows 6 10' tall. Native to North America. A mostly dioecious shrub (male and female flowers appear in separate catkins on separate plants). Flowers on female plants, if pollinated, are followed by attractive clusters of tiny, grayish white fruits in late summer which usually persist through the winter, but are not particularly showy. The fruits are covered with an aromatic, waxy