By Karen Boness, Owner of Wild Willow Landscape Design, ISA Certified Arborist, Certified Permaculture Designer The Bradford pear tree is an ornamental tree known for its glossy green summer leaves, spectacular fall color and a bountiful display of white blossoms in early spring. When there are no blooms on Bradford pear trees, this can be frustrating indeed. Keep reading to learn more about getting a Bradford pear to bloom. Why Bradford Pear Does Not Bloom A Bradford pear tree does not need another tree nearby in order to bloom. It usually produces a profuse display of flowers whether it stands alone or is planted in a group. No blooms on your Bradford pear tree could be a sign of disease or plant culture problems. The first thing to note about a non-flowering Bradford pear tree is that it takes about 5 years of growth for the tree to be mature
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