Bradford Pear

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Pyrus calleryana Decne.

Small tree with deciduous, simple leaves on a single trunk that tends to split with age. In the spring the tree is covered in white malodorous flowers.

Distribution: Native to China and Vietnam. Introduced into North America in the 1900s.

Uses: Invasive plants in many states. Used as an ornamental. Bradford pear is particularly susceptible to limb breakage.