Bradford pears develop dense, vertical limbs prone to splitting. Prune after bloom. Remove:
Use three-cut method for large limbs: undercut, top cut out, final cut at branch collar. Don't "head back" limbs halfway—this creates weak regrowth. Remove entire limbs at origin.
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