Regrowth from a cut Bradford pear is the wild pear rootstock—thorny, bushy, useless. Spray sprouts with glyphosate; treat new suckers for 2 years. Then plant a better tree: redbud, dogwood, or Washington hawthorn.
Bradford pear split
Diagnosing Decline in a Mature Bradford Pear: Boron Sensitivity and Short Lifespan
Fire Blight on Bradford Pear: Diagnosis and Management
Stopping Bradford Pear Fruit with Hormone Sprays
Bradford Pear Near Septic Systems: Better Alternatives
Transplanting Young Bradford Pear and Pine Trees
Fertilizing and Caring for a Bradford Pear Tree in North Carolina
Pear Flowering 'Bradford': White Flowers, Conical Shape, Terrific Fall Color
Bradford Pear Trunk Fungus: Remove and Spray Neem
Bradford Pear Internal Decay: Irreversible Structural Decline
Split Bradford Pear: Why You Should Replace, Not Repair
Grafting Cherry onto Bradford Pear: Impossible
Bradford Pear Self-Destructs After Limb Removal: Replace with Yoshino Cherry
Why Your 'Bradford' Pear Has Thorns and Berries: Seedling Genetics
Pruning Bradford Pear Trees: Preventing Storm Damage Through Structural Training
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