As detailed by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe has signed Senate Bill 105, a measure banning ...

Bradford pear trees: Kansas, Missouri and North Carolina among other states taking action Callery pears trees can be found in "the eastern U.S. from New Jersey to Illinois and south to Texas, ...

Callery pear trees give off a smell that the Missouri Department of Conservation describes as a “fetid, dead-animal odor.” The flowers are meant to attract flies, including blow flies, which ...

Apple and pear trees can thrive with the help of an underrated herb, which has several reasons for being an excellent ...

Bradford pear trees are considered malodorous, according to the Spruce, a home and garden site. The foul odor that drifts from the trees’ white or pink flowers is to attract pollinators.

Pear trees have widely planted since the 1970s because they were cost-effective, fast-growing and easy-to-establish trees. Unfortunately, the pear trees produce fertile seeds that are readily ...

York is replacing its hazardous Bradford pear trees with sixty ginkgo and serviceberry trees. Video above: Headlines from ...

Bradford and other Callery ornamentals are the third most common trees of 132 species planted along New York City streets -- more than 58,000 out of 650,000 as of 2015, the most recent count, said ...

In much of the Eastern U.S., those Callery pear trees, also known as Bradford pears, with their white blossoms all popping out - it really makes it look like spring.

Blossoms on a Bradford pear tree in Cary, Thursday, Feb. 23, 2023. There’s no better way to say it — Bradford Pear trees stink. But their smelliness isn’t the only reason to hate them.

That beautiful flowering tree may be tempting, but you'll want to think twice before adding these to your yard because of ...

In 2023, it will be illegal to sell or plant all varieties of Callery pear trees in the state, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.