Pyrus cal. 'Chanticleer' (Pleached) Summer Leaves are lustrous

Leaves are lustrous

make this species exceptionally attractive as a specimen tree

A popular dessert pear introduced from France in 1849 with fine flavour

Small white summer flowers and the blueberry-like fruits which follow (not edible

this spreading shrub provides high value for wildlife as well as ornamental interest

Pyrus cal. 'Chanticleer' (Pleached) Summer Leaves are lustrousAn interesting alternative to the usual pleached options, this ornamental pear produces blush to white flowers with the leaves in late spring, provides a glossy green foliage through the summer, then phases to a strong red in autumn, often persisting to Christmas. Small brown fruits sometimes produced in late summer. Moderate to fast growth rate. Deep rooting.