Maybe something like this.

Fire blight ?

http://homeguides.sfgate.com/can-use-kill-fire-blight-bradford-pear-trees-90998.html

-Babka

Thank you all for your suggestions.

Here is a few more details.

I live in zone 7. We had a few weeks of warm weather in late February and early March and all the blooms on the trees and plants came popping out... then we got hit by a week of freezing night. Does this help to with a dx?

discoloration to the newly bloomed leaves on all of our trees.

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if its ALL trees .. across a variety of types.. then it is probably cold damage ...

ken

I know that one type of tree is the Bradford pear due to its unique smell, the other type of trees next to it I'm not sure but it has these orange berry clusters that the birds go nuts for!

Anways those are the two that are effected, the other trees in my yard are evergreens, so they are fine.

It doesn't need to be on ALL trees - some are much more cold or frost tolerant than others - but it does look like cold damage as the trees were beginning to leaf out.

what i meant to say ... is i would NOT jump to disease ... of a particular tree.. the pear .. if the damage is across a variety of types ...

besides.. its kind of early for there to be much disease issues on a tree that just leafed out ...

its possible i suppose.... im, just thinking not probable ... especially with a history of a cold snap ...

ken

See link for bradford pear care.

https://plumtreetrading.blogspot.com/2017/02/callery-pears-are-blooming-its-q-tip.html

Yeh, they have freeze damage. Happened here in NC and we are a similar zone as you are.