Discover natural beauty with our wild pear tree planting kit – uncomplicated, sustainable and plastic-free! Immerse yourself in the diversity of nature with the wild pear, known for its delicate blossoms, delicious fruit and ecological importance.

- Can live up to 200 years
- Can grow up to 20 meters tall
- Can bind up to 800 kg CO²
- Grey bark, light green leaves
- Sunny, partially shaded
- Low maintenance
- Almost 20 cm per year

With the wild pear tree planting kit from Meinwoody, you can plant your own tree in just a few steps. Open it, press the seeds into the soil, water it. Done!

After successful cultivation, you can easily plant your small tree in a new container, or directly into the ground, without repotting, using the compostable pot. The pot will then decompose naturally in approximately 12-24 months, leaving no residue in the soil. Your plant can then develop its roots undisturbed and establish itself firmly in the ground.

The tree planting kit consists of valuable forest seeds, a compostable planting pot produced on site, Terra Preta soil and a hemp fiber mat.

Wild pear ( Pyrus pyraster )
Tree planting kit  - Scope of delivery

- 5-10 seeds Tree seeds / Forest seeds
- Plastic-free plant pot made from natural hemp fiber composite – 100% compostable
- Natural hemp fiber mat for moisture regulation in the soil
- Approx. 150 ml Terra Preta soil
- Dimensions: 6 cm x 6 cm x 5 cm (L x W x H)
- Packaged in a grass paper cardboard box with planting instructions

Interesting facts about the wild pear

- Fruit for compote and juice
- great abundance of flowers
- sought-after wood

A wild pear tree is a magnificent sight . The pear tree can reach a height of up to 20 meters and bears juicy fruit in the summer.

The wild pear has a sweet and tart flavor and is a true classic as compote or jam , or is often used as dried fruit . The fruit should be used after the first frost, as the taste is otherwise very tart .

The wild pear tree is adorned with a profusion of white blossoms in summer. The wood of the wild pear is highly prized, as the trees are scarce and the prices are high. In some regions, the wild pear tree is considered an endangered species . Furthermore, it provides habitat and survival for numerous animal species in the wild.

The fruit of the wild pear is considered a remedy for diarrhea, migraines, and pleurisy . The blossoms of the wild pear tree are frequently used to make tea for kidney infections . Pear juice is also used as a detoxifying treatment.

Please note: Plants are unique and may develop differently in appearance, color, shape, and size compared to our descriptions and images. External factors such as soil type, climate, humidity, air supply, and temperature can significantly affect plant development.
Some tree varieties are genetically predisposed to germination taking up to five months - in these cases it is particularly important to keep the soil consistently moist and to be patient.