Two Bradford pears in Buffalo, NY cut down after storm damage. Suckers 10–15 ft from stumps ruined lawn. Stumps ground, but suckers persist. Nurseries suggest Cleveland Select or Red Spire as non-suckering alternatives.
Avoid all ornamental pears—branch structure fails in storms as they mature. Consult a local nursery for a tree matching your desires (flowers, fall color, shade) that's adapted to WNY.
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Bradford Pear Fire Blight: Multi-Year Battle Plan
Boosting Blooms on Mature Bradford Pear Trees
Killing Bradford Pear Roots After Removal
Transplanting a One-Year-Old Bradford Pear Tree
Saving a Storm-Damaged Bradford Pear with Borer Holes
Bradford Pear Roots and Pavement: Risks and Better Alternatives
Sudden Heavy Fruiting on Bradford Pears: Genetics and Storm Risk
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Diagnosing Decline in a Mature Bradford Pear: Boron Sensitivity and Short Lifespan
Bradford Pear Root System and Foundation Concerns
Hurricane-Split Bradford Pear: Wound Care Without Sealants
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