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A row of Bradford Pear trees .
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2 comments:
the road into our plant is lined on both sides with bradford pears. this week, it looks like it is snowing as the blooms fall off.
they are so pretty but smell so awful when they first bloom.
They have some of these on campus where I went to college......and a few people referred to them as "pussy trees"
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