Trees in a row; three have few blooms, dark limbs, leaves turn brown and drop early without color.
Ornamental pears (callery pears) have known issues: susceptibility to fire blight, brittle branches (snow/ice/wind), root/stem problems causing thinning and decline over years, possible inherent graft weakness. Check base for mower/trimmer damage (often fatal). No magic bullet. If mature and declining, consider replacement—many better choices exist.
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