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The Cydonia Oblonga Vranja is an ideal fruit tree for home gardeners and orchard enthusiasts looking for a reliable, high-yield variety that offers both ornamental beauty and culinary utility. As a self-fertile tree, it is perfect for smaller spaces where cross-pollination is not possible, though potential owners should note that it requires consistent moisture and well-drained soil to thrive and produce its signature pear-shaped fruit.
| Model Part Number | 5061026504205 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Direct Plants |
No, the Vranja variety is self-fertile, meaning it can produce fruit on its own without the need for a second tree.
It naturally reaches 10-13ft, but it can be easily pruned and maintained at 6-8ft.
It prefers fertile, well-drained soil in a sunny position to ensure the best growth and fruit quality.
Pruning should be carried out in late winter while the tree is in its dormant phase.
While it can be started in a container, for long-term health and maximum harvest, planting directly into the ground is recommended.
Check soil moisture levels; this may indicate either overwatering in heavy soil or a need for consistent irrigation during dry spells.
Ensure the tree receives full sun. Lack of light exposure often inhibits flower development and subsequent fruit production.
Apply a balanced fertilizer in early spring and ensure the surrounding area is free of weeds or competing turfgrass.
Upon arrival, the tree is supplied in a 7.5-litre pot and measures 5-6ft in height, meaning it is ready to be planted into its permanent location immediately. Ensure you dig a planting hole twice the width of the pot to allow for root expansion. Incorporate organic matter to improve soil drainage if your ground is heavy clay. While the tree is hardy, it benefits from a layer of mulch around the base to retain moisture during the first few growing seasons. Prune in late winter while the tree is dormant to shape the canopy and encourage better airflow, which helps prevent fungal issues.
