15-year-old Bradford pear shows bright red leaves falling off. Owner suspects fire blight.
Fire blight: dark brown/black leaves from branch tips, random distribution. Uniform premature red color suggests genetic root weakness common in mature Bradford pears—not a consistent pathogen.
Check trunk base for bark sloughing. Send full-tree photo for confirmation. If genetic, no cure; tree will decline. Plan replacement with stronger species.
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