Common Pear Tree Seeds, 30 Seeds Per Packet, Isla's Garden Seeds, Non GMO & Heirloom Seeds, Pyrus Communis, Great Home Garden Gift, Fruit Producing Tree

These require two months of cold in a wet paper towel. Make sure you put these in a wet paper towel in a ziplock bag in the fridge for two months before planting them. I have played around with fruit seeds in the past and I got 0 percent germination if I did no cold storage or even only a month of cold storage which some resources suggest are the minimum amount of cold storage needed. I did these for the suggested two months and got roughly 75 percent germination rates, which is better than I was expecting. But make sure not to cut corners. Cold storage mimics natural settings where seeds sit over winter before growing. Many seeds like pears require it because the fruit matures in the fall, and it would be fatal to the new tree if it germinated on a warmer week in fall and then it froze for the winter. So the seed coat helps prevent early germination. Due to this though, the seed requires this cold time in the fridge. I will buy these again next winter for next spring. They grow fast and after roughly three weeks they are already a couple inches tall. I am still having more germinate yet, so don’t give up on them. Some could take a month or more to germinate. That’s just how pears are. Overall, great product! These are really a fantastic price considering the germination rate and the cost of a single pear tree from a greenhouse.

None of the germinated I did the paper trick and the others I just planet. I won’t be buying anymore better to buy out of store and using those seeds to grow

awesome awesome awesome seeds and they sprout so fast and every seed planted came up not one dud in the pack

I planted the entire packet amongst several posts to get them started. Only 1 shows sign of germination so far. I purchased them in March of 24, planted in May and it is now June 7th. If more germinate I will update my post

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Not one seed developed

Seeds didn't germinate