Emerald Ash Borer

A Silent Threat to Your Trees Some trees start to go quiet in ways that don’t call attention to themselves. An ash tree might leaf out a little late, or drop a few more than usual by midsummer. You chalk it up to heat stress or root shock; nothing looks alarming from a distance. But […]

Trees are a cherished part of our environment, providing shade, beauty, and a habitat for wildlife. However, these valuable assets are often the target of an invasive pest known as the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB). This tiny green beetle has caused widespread destruction to ash trees across North America. Understanding how to protect your trees

The relentless onslaught of the emerald ash borer (EAB) raises an urgent question: Can a tree with emerald ash borer be saved? Ash trees, valued for their ecological contributions and natural beauty, are under siege from these destructive pests. In this article, we delve into comprehensive strategies aimed at preserving ash trees impacted by EAB

Chances are you are desperate if you have ash trees in your yard and recently discovered that emerald ash borers (EAB) have made it their home. What will it take to get rid of these tree-killing machines? Before you take steps to eliminate your local emerald ash borer population, you may wonder if the cold

Emerald Ash Wood Borer can be one of the most damaging pests to affect your tree, and it can be one of the most common unfortunate pests throughout most of the United States. Even though the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) is native to northeastern Asia, it can be a massive problem in gardens in parts