Does a callery pear (bradford pear) drop a lot of debris?
Small hard brown fruits, roughly pea to marble sized, drop through fall, get tracked indoors, and are carried by birds into every fencerow within a few hundred yards. Spring lays down a heavy carpet of white petals, and that same bloom is the notorious smell, which is what makes plenty of homeowners want it gone long before it becomes a hazard.
How much tree is dropping it
Mature at 30-50 ft tall and 20-35 ft wide, with a functional life of only about 15-25 years before the structure gives out. Small stature makes it the cheapest removal on this list — usually a straightforward climb-and-rig or a single bucket setup — but budget separately for stump grinding and a follow-up visit on resprouts.
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