Often, gardeners are faced with the fact that the plot does not want to take root pear. The most frequent reason for this is the high groundwater occurrence, as, as you know, the roots of a pear tree do not like excessive dampness. It is in this situation and the question arises, which tree can be planted with a pear .
What can I plant a pear on?
The most successful option, of course, will be grafting a pear on a pear. In this case, the gardener will be guaranteed to be immune from all sorts of unpleasant surprises, such as the appearance of sags and deformation of the trunk. How many varieties can be planted per pear depends on the age and condition of the grafted tree. Thus it is not necessary to experiment strongly and to inculcate on one tree of a grade of a different term of maturing. In such a case, the life cycle of the tree will be seriously disturbed. For example, if you plant on a ripe pear tree a grade of late date, then the time for maturing the fruits will be for the period when the tree should be prepared for wintering. As a result, the tree will go into the winter weakened and risk serious damage even from relatively small frosts.
Is it possible to plant a pear on a mountain ash?
In wet and waterlogged areas grafting a pear on a mountain ash is almost the only way to eat ripe pears of "own production". The pear grafted on the mountain ash will grow compact, and will not be afraid of frosts, which is also a positive side of this venture. It is possible to plant the pear both on very young ashkins and on adult trees. Young seedlings are planted at a height of 0.2 meters from the root collar, and in adult trees, strong healthy branches that grow sideways are chosen for these purposes. To inoculation work begin early in the spring before the bud opening, or in the second half of summer, during the secondary
Can I be planted to a pear tree to an apple tree?
Although the pear tree and the apple tree are traditional for our locality, plants do not need to be vaccinated against each other. Successful will not be the inoculation of the pear on the apple tree, nor the apple tree on the pear. Although the literature and there are positive reviews of the results of similar experiments, but most often the grafted branch, although it sticks, but the fruits on it are not tied.