Prune in winter or early spring before growth starts. Bradford pears develop weak, vertical branches that split with age. Early pruning establishes strong structure.
Remove thin vertical interior limbs. Thin crowded major limbs, keeping horizontal ones. Use three-cut technique for large limbs: undercut, top cut, final cut at branch collar. Expect temporary bloom reduction; long-term health improves.
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