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Important note: There are now hybrid species that don't have the same downsides as the original true Bradford pear. Most of what are planted now are these hybri
by hammock 3y ago
Important note: There are now hybrid species that don't have the same downsides as the original true Bradford pear. Most of what are planted now are these hybrids.
- datavirtue 3y agoI think those are what I have in my yard as I was not seeing any issues with them. No weird smell, shoots, or lifespan problems.
- TheHypnotist 3y agoRight. Mine was planted almost 40 years ago by the previous owner and does not smell or produce fruit.