| Blog series by Dan Corbin | updated 304 days ago | 1 part | 733 reads | 2 comments total |
Part 1: Using native wood
A little over a week ago, one of our Bradford Pear trees decided to spontaneously bifurcate (it split right down the middle). This is apparently a common thing for Bradford Pear trees to do, although I really can’t figure out why they would want to kill off a portion of themselves. There’s a great blog over here that does a great job of describing why Bradford Pears split so easily. A contributing factor is the fast-growing soft wood, which makes them about as appealing to us...
