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7 signs of emerald ash borer damage you shouldn’t ignore—and what to do next
An emerald ash borer infestation doesn’t have to mean doom for your ash trees if you catch these signs early.
What could be more harmless than a bundle of firewood? Depending on where it came from, it could be a Trojan horse for emerald ash borers. It is currently against the law to transport firewood out of ...
As emerald ash borers munch their way ever further into the Northland, one fact seems certain: We're going to lose a lot of trees. But that doesn't necessarily mean they should be laid to waste, says ...
Delaware is surrounded by the emerald ash borer, an insect that can destroy a stand of mature ash trees in a matter of years. It's in Pennsylvania, the western shore of Maryland and New Jersey, but so ...
A cord of hardwood produces roughly 5 to 10 gallons of wood ash. Here are a few ways that you could recycle your ash. You can read the ideas below or we also posted a YouTube video (scroll to bottom ...
Antony Torcasio has been cutting a grove of big ash trees in Ridgefield. Big, dying ash trees. "You see a lot of that," Torcasio, of Torcasio Tree Services in Danbury, said. "I think someday, they'll ...
URBANA -- What could be more harmless than a bundle of firewood? Depending on where it came from, it could be a Trojan horse for emerald ash borers. "If we could get the word out to citizens and ...
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