Alabama does not have a ban on the Bradford pear tree, but they are considered highly invasive, and it is recommended that you remove them to help with the eradication process.

And if you live in the U.S. Northeast, Midwest or South, you have probably seen a medium-sized tree with long branches, covered with small white blooms – the Callery pear (Pyrus calleryana).

The Bradford pear is a popular ornamental tree native to Asia and found throughout the eastern U.S. It is most commonly planted in South Carolina, but there are many in Missouri also.

Apple trees are the most important hosts, although pear and Sorbus species are also attacked and, less frequently, ash, beech. If you find canker on your fruit trees, the best thing to do is to ...

The telephone number is 832-6640. Question: We planted a Bartlett dwarf pear tree about one month ago. It isn t dead, but it hasn t grown any leaves.

Many say the tree that's now blooming is, in fact, the worst tree in the world. Bradford Pear trees are prolific, but their spring blooms also bring out a chorus of committed haters.

Evidence of the trees’ rapid spread is easy to see. In Franklin, for example, motorists on U.S. 31 at Youngs Creek can see pear trees planted in suburban lots on the west side of the highway.

A much-loved tree that was felled to make way for HS2 in Warwickshire has regrown prompting campaigners to herald it as 'a miracle'. A 200-year-old champion pear tree, one of the largest in the UK ...

If this pear tree has blossoms that open very early in the season like the Hood, it is possible to lose the fruit due to late freezes. This would have been the case during the last couple of years ...