I got some Asian pear trees. They produce lots of suckers from the rootstock.
Do they hurt the tree? Or can they be let alone to grow a foot or two before cutting back late Fall?
I got some Asian pear trees. They produce lots of suckers from the rootstock.
Do they hurt the tree? Or can they be let alone to grow a foot or two before cutting back late Fall?
Do you have a photo? They are likely BET or callery rootstock.
Nothing suckers like a quince rootstock.
Here is one Asian pear. Other is worse, do not have that photo. Same thing, just more around the base of tree.
They are not going to hurt anything. Let them go and cut them in the fall/winter.
That looks more like pyrus communis rootstock. I have a potomac like that. Those rootstocks do sucker for sure.