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Bradford Pear Trees

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I love my Bradford Pear and O've never noticed a smell. Granted when I am on my front porch I am smoking a cigar and drinking beer and close to our rose bush.

 

Our Bradford Pear is named Brody and he has a gangsta lean. Our rose bush is named Lauren. They make a great couple. Love them both.

 

Y'all are all haters.

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I have 3 big ones and 2 small ones in my back yard? 2 were split out 2 years ago in a wind storm. Will eventually have to cut them down just too lazy to do it. Biggest gripe is the amount of birds that nest in them. They crap all over my patio and pool.

I don't recall having ever seen one of these yet and hearing you guys and gals talk about the smell I decided to google it. I typed in 'bradford pear tree smell' and this was the first thing to pop up, couldn't help but to laugh:

"These flowers, though lovely in appearance, smell like a mixture of rotting fish and semen, according to a variety of web reports, and personal accounts from those in our own newsroom. A tall, deciduous tree called the Bradford Pear (scientific name Pyrus calleryana) is to blame for the raunchy-smelling flowers."

I don't recall having ever seen one of these yet and hearing you guys and gals talk about the smell I decided to google it. I typed in 'bradford pear tree smell' and this was the first thing to pop up, couldn't help but to laugh:

"These flowers, though lovely in appearance, smell like a mixture of rotting fish and semen, according to a variety of web reports, and personal accounts from those in our own newsroom. A tall, deciduous tree called the Bradford Pear (scientific name Pyrus calleryana) is to blame for the raunchy-smelling flowers."

 

You set it up on a tee, but I'm too good a man to knock it over the fence.

I don't recall having ever seen one of these yet and hearing you guys and gals talk about the smell I decided to google it. I typed in 'bradford pear tree smell' and this was the first thing to pop up, couldn't help but to laugh:

"These flowers, though lovely in appearance, smell like a mixture of rotting fish and semen, according to a variety of web reports, and personal accounts from those in our own newsroom. A tall, deciduous tree called the Bradford Pear (scientific name Pyrus calleryana) is to blame for the raunchy-smelling flowers."

 

Sounds like someone had one too many nights with your average lady of the evening.

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