I purchased an asian pear (20 century) from my local nursery here in
Dallas, TX
area two months ago. I noticed the tree started blooming around early
september, now (late september) I have observed several little fruits
on the tree.
How this happens? According to the folks at the nursery, plus other
internet sources, all
asian pears including 20-century suppose to start blooming in early
sprint?

Now we are about 2 months away from winter, what would happen to those
fruits? are they going to survive the cold weather?

Thanks in advance for your comments.

JIMMY

Jimmy,

The fruits for this season this late fall may not make it but then the
tree will go dormant and next spring it will bloom again.

Marc
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