In which month do pear blossoms bloom?

Pear blossoms bloom from March to May.

Pear flowers generally bloom in spring, about March to May. In the south, they bloom in March. In the north, they may bloom later, from mid-April to May. The flowering period is about Around fifteen to twenty days.

The most favorable weather conditions for pear tree flowering are sunny, windless, or gentle breeze, and the temperature is stable above 10 degrees. Flowering and pollen germination are significantly accelerated at 14 degrees; 17-18 degrees is ideal for flowering and pollination. Fertilization is most beneficial.

A small number of pear trees enter short dormancy in the summer due to high temperature, drought or pests and diseases in order to protect themselves. In autumn, in October and November, abundant precipitation and suitable temperatures bring the current weather back to the state of spring, which is suitable for the growth of pear trees. Then the plants will start to grow again, so people will be surprised by the scene. That is the second flowering.

Pear blossom, Rosaceae Pyrus, the flower of the pear tree. Pear tree is a deciduous tree with round leaves like big poplar trees. The trunk is protected by thick bark and the branches are like umbrellas. Blooms in spring, the flowers are as white as snowflakes and have a light fragrance. In addition to being eaten raw, pears can also be used to make wine, make pear paste, pear preserves, and are used medicinally.

Pear blossoms have been cultivated in my country for more than 2,000 years, with many types and varieties. They have a long history and have been loved by people since ancient times. Their simple and delicate appearance has won the praise of poets. It is native to my country and cultivated throughout the country. Pears have the largest output in my country and are second only to apples in terms of length.

Flowers open before the leaves or at the same time, in umbel-shaped racemes; sepals 5, reflexed or spreading; petals 5, clawed, white and thin pink; stamens 15-30, anthers usually dark red Or purple; styles 2-5, free, ovary 2-5 rooms, each room has 2 ovules.