Pyrus salicifolia

Pyrus salicifolia, commonly known as the willow-leaved pear, is a species of pear native to the Middle East. This deciduous tree is characterized by its slender, willow-like leaves with a silvery-gray color, creating a striking appearance. The bark is gray-brown and develops fissures with age. In spring, Pyrus salicifolia produces clusters of small, white flowers that attract pollinators. These blooms give way to small, inedible fruits. This drought-tolerant species is well-suited for ornamental use in gardens and landscapes.

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