'Bartlett' pear trees are famous for their yellow-green, sweet fruits. Each year, Bartlett pear trees burst forth in a bloom of showy white flowers before their leaves appear. In late summer (about three to five months past the peak of full bloom) these flowers produce delicious, juicy pears. Unlike other fruit trees, the pear tree grows in a conical shape, similar to a spruce tree. Green, oval-shaped leaves that measure up to three inches long and have a very fine-toothed edge fill the tree's canopy during the growing season.To encourage the Bartlett pear to bloom, be sure the tree gets plenty of sunshine and water. Maintain a regular pruning schedule to ensure that sunlight is able to shine through the tree's canopy. In addition, maintain a regular watering schedule during the growing season. Although partially self-pollination, plantimg two different pear trees will improve harvest. Grows 15' x 10'.