Kevin Weis
Minister of Fire
It is heavy as hell green.  I don't think it takes up any more water than some other species though.  Bradford Pear is a weed tree in our area and is taking over many a field that's left fallow for more than a few years.  If it burns well then maybe not so much bad news.  Originally I'm told it was cultivated as a sterile ornamental tree but no longer sterile.
	
		
			
		
		
	
				
			
	
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