Growing a small pear tree in an outdoor plant box is possible, but it requires careful planning and proper care. Pear trees thrive in well-draining soil and need ample space for root development. When selecting a plant box, ensure it’s large enough—at least 18-24 inches deep and wide—to accommodate the tree’s growth.

Choose a dwarf or semi-dwarf pear tree variety, as these are better suited for container gardening. Regular watering, fertilization, and sunlight (6-8 hours daily) are essential for healthy growth. Additionally, prune the tree annually to maintain its size and encourage fruit production.

While an outdoor plant box can work, monitor the tree’s health closely. If roots become crowded or the tree shows signs of stress, consider transplanting it to a larger container or directly into the ground. With the right care, your small pear tree can flourish in a plant box and even bear fruit!