Pear Tree Identification Needed (city, fruit, pruning, purchase)

[NJFillet]

Hello All,

I recently purchased a property and while walking the property one day I discovered a lonely pear tree with several bunches of little pears. 2 weeks later, I examined the tree again and the pears have now at least tripled in size. They are now about 3-1/2 inches high and 2-1/2 inches wide. I have no idea about pears and was hoping someone could look at the pics and help me identify the pear. Also, some tips on when to pick/ripening/etc would be wonderful!

Thanks in advance.







Sorry pics are so big

[Hemlock140]

It looks like the very common garden variety Bartlett pear. This coming winter you should learn to prune, yours is in need of it and will produce a lot more fruit, avoid branches breaking from the weight of the fruit, and be healthier with annual pruning.

[wit-nit]

As said above, more than likely a Bartlett Pear.
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