The elegant Pyrus calleryana ‘Chanticleer’, commonly called the Chanticleer Ornamental Pear, is a slender, upright deciduous tree celebrated for its spring display of white flowers, glossy dark green leaves, and vibrant autumn foliage. With a naturally narrow pyramidal form, it’s often used as a specimen or street tree in gardens and urban landscapes where form, seasonal interest, and adaptability matter.
 
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Key Features
Narrow, pyramidal form – Gracefully upright habit suits tight spaces and avenues.
Showy white blossoms – Clusters of white flowers in April–May, before leaves fully expand.
Glossy summer foliage – Dark green, glossy leaves through the growing season.
Brilliant autumn colour – Leaves turn shades of red, purple, and scarlet in autumn.
Broad soil tolerance – Thrives in many well-drained soils, including alkaline and urban conditions.
Wildlife and ornamental value – Insignificant, small fruit eaten by birds; decorative in landscape.
 
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