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 Flowers are vital to pollinators. One of the most colourful decorative pears in the fall. Pyrus calleryana 'Chanticleer' is one of the first trees to sprout leaves in the spring and one of the last to drop them in the autumn, which makes it ideal for screening. Looking to buy Pyrus Chanticleer Pleached plants? To buy Pyrus Chanticleer online Visit our site.

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