Noticing that rotting-fish odor when you step outside this spring? It means Bradford pears are back in bloom - and the invasive trees are all over.

Throughout the long and varied history of horticulture, there have been and continue to be practices and products that catch on with the gardening public that in reality have no place in the garden.

Spring means everything is in bloom...including the odorous Bradford pear tree. What South Carolinians need to know.

A Bradford Pear tree in front of Granville Elementary School on North Granger Street. Licking County Pollinator Pathway put a "bounty" on the invasive trees and will give residents who cut them down ...

Hello Mid-Ohio Valley farmers and gardeners! It is hard to believe this is the last week of April. Hopefully, most of the cold weather is behind us as we experienced two very chilling nights this week ...

Spring means everything is in bloom...including the odorous Bradford pear tree. What North Carolinians need to know.

The Village of Manorhave hosted it’s annual 9/11 Memorial and Ceremony outside of the Village Hall to remember those who lost their lives in the terrorist attacks, honor the first responders who ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Bradford pear tree, with its fluffy white early-spring blossoms, is a looker. Even the tree's putrid aroma emitted at ...

Q: We had a Bradford pear that suddenly, with no warning at all, fell over in a brisk windstorm last March. It could have fallen onto our house, into the neighbor’s fence, or over our landscape, so at ...

This spring, South Carolina residents can replace their Bradford pear trees with native trees for free. Buying or selling Bradford pears in the state of South Carolina will become illegal starting on ...

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A recent study in Thailand finds that raising native tree seedlings inside repurposed bottle crates improves performance compared to standard methods in community-run nurseries. Saplings grown in ...