From a distance Bradford pears and dogwoods look similar, but these trees have distinct traits that can help you distinguish ...

Callery (also known as Bradford) pear trees are a pretty sight, but produce a pretty foul odor. They're also illegal in Ohio.

Callery pear aka Bradford pear trees are an eco disaster that Ohio banned because they ruin the ecosystem. Here's why and ...

The leaves are typically a dark green color ... as the Ohio Department of Natural Resources notes, the Callery pear tree that helped spawn Bradford pears isn't just invasive, it can be dangerous ...

Here's what to know about Bradford pear trees ... that splits into scales with age. Each tree is commonly in the shape of an egg. Their glossy green leaves are as long as three inches and have ...

Consider a hawthorn, serviceberry, or crabapple for a tree with flowers like the Bradford pear. If you're after a similar leaf structure, try planting a Florida maple or chalk maple tree.

They originated from the Callery pear tree, which came from China in the early 1900s.Bradford pears produce leaves earlier than other trees, shading out native plants. This can cause big problems ...

You shouldn’t be selling things that you have to constantly deal with trying to get rid of,” Tyler Wilson told a House ...

“When they leaf out ... Landis said. Bradford pear trees are no longer recommended as street trees. York City Parks Bureau employees will handle the tree removals sometime in August, Landis ...

Bradford pear trees are classified as an invasive species that threatens native plants. More concerning for city officials, ...