Controlling Callery pear trees after World War II surge
After World War II a surge in homeownership and suburbia popularized Callery pear plantings. The species, introduced from Asia in the early 1900s, faced later issues as sterile Bradford cultivars bred for rapid growth produced cross pollination, fruit, and seed drop. Stronger cultivars like Cleveland Select and Aristocrat were developed, but removal remains challenging without a precise method.
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