Reno's stinkiest tree, the Bradford pear, is blooming again. Why do they smell so bad?
Thousands of Bradford pears are in bloom for the next few weeks. But good news: The city has a moratorium on planting new ones on public property.
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St. Louis stinks every spring. Here's the tree to blame
"Due to their putrid, rotting flesh odor, Bradford pears attract carrion-loving beetles and flies. These act as the tree’s principal pollinators." The tree isn't only bad for residents' nostrils ...
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Bradford pears are stinking up St. Louis. Here's why, and how to get rid of them
"Due to their putrid, rotting flesh odor, Bradford pears attract carrion-loving beetles and flies. These act as the tree’s principal pollinators." The tree isn't only bad for residents' nostrils ...