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The ornamental pear and its cultivars, Redspire and Aristocrat are the tallest of the flowering trees, reaching up to 50 feet high. Fauer is the smallest at a diminutive 20 feet tall. The Capital variety is in between, reaching up to 35 feet in height.
Dwarf trees usually produce fruit a bit earlier than standard-size trees, as do Asian pears (Pyrus serotina L.). Once pear trees become established and begin producing fruit, you can expect a harvest within 115 to 165 days from full bloom, or three to five months. Waiting for a pear tree to begin producing fruit is an exercise in patience, but pear trees reward the grower by producing fruit for 75 years or longer.