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UK helps Kentuckians replace their Bradford pear trees

While they might be pretty to look at, the trees are known to cause not so pretty damage.

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UK helps Kentuckians replace their Bradford pear trees

While they might be pretty to look at, the trees are known to cause not so pretty damage.

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While beautiful when they flower they also create the dead fish smell, the tree is also becoming a growing epidemic in old fields and roadsides

While beautiful when they flower they also create the dead fish smell, the tree is also becoming a "growing epidemic in old fields and roadsides."

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Bradford pear bounty program combats invasive Kentucky trees

FRANKFORT — Kentucky property owners looking to rid their yards of invasive and troublesome Bradford pear trees may find help through the Bradford Pear Bounty Program. The University of Kentucky

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UK to help landowners replace Bradford Pear trees

With fragile branches and stinky flowers, Bradford pear trees are popular ornamentals, but they’re quick to crowd out native species. As WUKY’s Arlo Barnette reports, a program at the University of Kentucky is helping homeowners replace them.

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