
Bradford Pear blossoms

Our neighborhood has several Bradford Pear trees in it. They are a showy white for just a few days, then the leaves quickly replace the blossoms. When fully leafed out, these trees have the classical "lollipop" shape. I'm not sure why they are called "Pear" trees, because I don't think there is any fruit involved.
The wildflowers are starting to show their faces. I'm going to have to start blogging about them.

Bradford Pear tree
