Most pear trees are deciduous, however, there are a few varieties in southeast Asia that are evergreen.
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No, pear trees [Pyrus spp] aren't evergreen. They grow and lose their leaves in less than a year's time. Also, they have seeds, but not in the form of seed cones. They're considered deciduous. In contrast, evergreens grow and drop their foliage over the span of more than a year.
No, they have no needles and the apples should give it away.
No. Apple trees are deciduous, in other words they drop all their leaves in the autumn.
No a pear tree is deciduous.
A pear tree is a fruit tree.
Pineapple is a deciduous plant.
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An evergreen tree's leaves never die and a deciduous tree's leaves die during the winter and fall. A deciduous tree drops its leaves in Autumn.
no it is not , it is evergreen Actually in cooler climates it is not an evergreen and I don't believe it is considered an evergreen anywhere. It is deciduous.
An Oak is a deciduous tree not an evergreen. The acorn is the seed of the Oak tree
Most pear trees are deciduous, however, there are a few varieties in southeast Asia that are evergreen.
Deciduous is the classification for the Bradford pear tree (Pyrus calleryana).Specifically, deciduous trees grow and lose their leaves in less than a year. Evergreens also grow and lose their foliage, but generally over the course of a couple of years. The Bradford pear always grows and drops its foliage in less than a year. Therefore, it is deciduous, not evergreen.
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They are, believe it or not, evergreen!
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The Rangiora tree is evergreen.
the Juniper Tree is not deciduous. it is an evergreen.
It's a deciduous tree!
Evergreen.
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It can be both deciduous and evergreen. It mostly depends on the species.