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Reply With QuoteLook like our Cleveland that line our driveway. Do they stink to high heaven?
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Bradford Pear - I assume this is what's in my backyard, invasive but sure do look cool this time of year!
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Look like our Cleveland that line our driveway. Do they stink to high heaven?
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They will take over a lot of property if not controlled. we don't have any here, and don't want any
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I actually grafted on three of them yesterday. Put good fruit varieties on top and used the Bradford pear as the rootstock.
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Plenty of roots, and grow pretting fast.......
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They are planted here on peoples property. Dad has had them for years and Ive never seen them spreading any. His driveway is lined with them at the entrance. Found out after awhile they have a life span of 15-20 years. His is all dying now. Looks like that will take another 5 years before they will have to go. That is going to be expensive grinding all those stumps.
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I think they spread in the wind and bird poo.Originally Posted by gabowman
They are planted here on peoples property. Dad has had them for years and Ive never seen them spreading any. His driveway is lined with them at the entrance. Found out after awhile they have a life span of 15-20 years. His is all dying now. Looks like that will take another 5 years before they will have to go. That is going to be expensive grinding all those stumps.
Spread like crazy!
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