brownmola:

I'd be pretty certain your Asian pear will lose it's leaves. Mine drop theirs before normal apples so are already on the ground. My apples still have most of their leaves after a 23F freeze several weeks ago. The apples will all drop their leaves in the next month unless it stays very mild.

Thanks fruitnut. The reason I asked is because my Anna Apple tree has never lost its leaves in the 4 years it has been in my yard and I usually get 15-30 apples from it twice a year. It usually doesn't get below 45 or 50 degrees where I'm at. I'm hoping that the Asian Pear will do the same as my apple tree.

brownmola:

The Anna needs almost no chilling. Most other fruit trees need at least some. If you are so warm that the pear doesn't drop it's leaves it probably won't get enough chilling to bloom properly.

Most fruit trees are the same way. You want them to lose their leaves. In the tropics they sometimes strip off the leaves to aid blooming.

Thanks so much! That is really good to know. I really appreciate all your help.