7 Fruit Trees You Should Never Plant in Your Yard

01

Releases juglone, a toxic chemical that harms nearby plants, and drops messy, hard-to-clean nuts in your yard.

Black Walnut Tree

02

Attracts birds that leave droppings everywhere, produces invasive roots, and drops messy fruit that stains sidewalks and driveways.

Mulberry Tree

03

Produces spiky, hard seed balls that clutter your yard and are challenging to clean, posing a tripping hazard.

Sweet Gum Tree

04

Notorious for weak branches that break easily, invasive spreading, and unpleasant-smelling flowers in the spring.

Bradford Pear Tree

05

While delicious, fig roots are highly invasive and can damage nearby structures, pipes, and underground utilities.

Fig Tree

06

Produces small, messy fruits that attract pests, and its roots can disrupt garden beds and nearby landscaping.

Cherry Plum Tree

07

High maintenance with susceptibility to pests, diseases, and fallen fruit that requires regular cleanup to prevent yard clutter.

Apple Tree (Certain Varieties)

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