The Gazette

Ash trees losing leaves doesn't mean trees are dying, experts say

Tree experts say green ash trees that are losing leaves in Le Mars and other parts of northwest Iowa have a common fungal disease, not an insect problem, and the trees aren't dying. Last week, state ...
Grand Forks Herald

Better to cull diseased ash trees, find out what's making them sick

Q: We have an old green ash tree. About 75 percent of the tree's branches on the north side are dead (brittle and void of leaves). The rest of the branches are healthy. It has good protection from the ...
Connecticut Post

Hope grows for Milford’s ash trees, potentially saving city thousands of dollars

Ansonia may have the answer to saving scores of Milford’s pest-damaged Green Ash trees. Three huge Green Ash trees in downtown Ansonia have responded to aggressive pruning of dead branches and limbs ...
salisburypost

Ashes to ashes: Invasive beetle continues to cause demise of green ash trees

SALISBURY — Pulling back the flaking bark of the green ash tree with the ease of someone peeling an orange, Jay Bolin exposes the evidence he expected to find. “Look at those D-shaped exit holes,” he ...
Charlotte Observer

An invasive pest is killing North Carolina’s ash trees. Are your trees at risk?

An invasive pest is quickly making its way across North Carolina, and it’s wreaking havoc on the state’s ash trees. The Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) first started ravaging the hardwood trees around the ...