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Pear blossoms are the flowers of plants in the genus Pyrus of the Rosaceae family. Their flower colors are elegant, and their forms are graceful. They bloom with a unique freshness and purity in spring, and are deeply loved by people.

The connotations and symbols of pear blossoms are rich and profound. The white color of pear blossoms symbolizes purity and beauty. In the context of love, they imply sincere emotions. Due to their homophone "li hua" (which can be associated with "departure flower" in Chinese), they are also given the meanings of separation and longing.

The flowering period of pear blossoms is affected by factors such as region, climate, and variety. In China, it generally occurs from February to May. In the south, it is from February to March, and in the north, from April to May. The flowering period is short, only lasting 10 - 15 days.

To grow beautiful pear blossoms, careful cultivation and maintenance are required. In terms of planting, pear trees are not overly demanding on the soil, but they can grow better in soil that is deep, fertile, loose, and well - drained. The suitable planting time is from after the leaves fall in autumn to before the buds sprout in spring. Planting during this time is beneficial for the recovery and growth of the roots. Select strong saplings with intact roots and no pests or diseases, and plant them at a reasonable spacing. After planting, water thoroughly to ensure that the saplings take root firmly.

During the maintenance process, watering is crucial. Pear trees need sufficient water during their growth period, especially during the flowering period and the fruit - expanding period. The soil should be kept moist, but at the same time, pay attention to drainage to avoid waterlogging, which can lead to root rot. Fertilization should not be ignored either. The base fertilizer mainly consists of organic fertilizers, such as well - decomposed farmyard manure, which is applied in autumn to store nutrients for the next year's growth. Top - dressing is carried out according to different growth stages, mainly using nitrogen fertilizers, boron fertilizers, compound fertilizers, etc. before flowering, during flowering, and during the fruit - expanding period to promote the growth of branches and leaves, increase the fruit - setting rate, and ensure fruit development. In addition, pruning is also important for the growth of pear trees. During the winter dormancy period, perform shaping pruning to remove dead branches, diseased branches, and over - dense branches, and adjust the tree shape. In summer, carry out appropriate pinching and bud - removing to control the growth of branches and promote flower - bud differentiation. Also, pay attention to the prevention and control of pests and diseases. Common pests and diseases include pear rust and pear psylla, which can be prevented and controlled through enhanced management and regular spraying of pesticides.