Q&A - Should I Cut Down Bradford Pear Trees?
Question:
I have three Bradford pears close to the house. Should I cut them down?
Answer:
Bradford pears have become a real problem in the Mid-South. They have become invasive and are taking over the forests in some areas. Bradford pear trees so close to your home can cause problems with excess of moisture caused by leaves on your roof or siding. The bigger problem is that Bradford pears are weak trees that will drop limbs on your house causing damage. To avoid all this cut them down.
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I have three Bradford pears close to the house. Should I cut them down?
Answer:
Bradford pears have become a real problem in the Mid-South. They have become invasive and are taking over the forests in some areas. Bradford pear trees so close to your home can cause problems with excess of moisture caused by leaves on your roof or siding. The bigger problem is that Bradford pears are weak trees that will drop limbs on your house causing damage. To avoid all this cut them down.
Related Resources:
Bradford Pear
Bradford Pear: A Mixed Blessing in the Landscape
Callery Pears Can Cause Problems