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Callery Pear Rootstock Sprouts on Asian Pear Tree

Q: Locust tree growing from 3-year-old Asian pear trunk?

A: Not locust—it's Callery pear rootstock sprouting. Clip at base and watch for more.

About Gardening: Asian Pear Rootstock Suckers: Identification and Removal; Asian Pear White Thread Covering: Powdery Mildew and Atomic Grow Organic Fix; Asian Pear Sticky Leaves: Scale Insects; Asian Pear Rust and Fruit Drop: Cedar-Quince Rust Management; Mystery Fruit Tree: Pear or Wild Seedling?; Tree Seedlings Invading Your Lawn: Management Options; How to Harvest and Store Pears for Best Quality; Patience Is Key for Non-Bearing Pear Trees; Callery Pear Fruit: What Those Tiny Pears Really Are; Topping Bradford Pears: A Desperation Measure with Risks

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