an ash often grows a thicket of suckers. “It’s a last-ditch effort to stay alive,” Janoski said. A stressed tree may also send out green stems, called water sprouts, from higher on the trunk ...

TRAVERSE CITY — Hikers, property owners and others who frequent natural areas this fall have the opportunity to help restore a vanishing native tree species. The great die-off of millions of ash ...

However, "the long run" are the operative words. In order to sprout, ash trees go through repeated periods of hot and cold weather. Because of this, it's common for ash seeds to sprout after their ...

Many of these saplings have likely sprouted from the stumps of ash trees that died and fell or were cut down. While a stump remains, the tree’s root system may be alive and able to re-sprout.

is that the emerald ash borer operates as a silent killer. By the time most tree owners start to see the signs of infestation — canopy dieback, bark splitting, exit holes and sprouts growing ...

“Eventually those ash trees will die and those trees will sprout because ash trees sprout from the root system.” Currently, all ash trees have been removed from these areas, but Peterson ...

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 ...

like a lot of sucker sprouts and not much growth up top. "When it comes to the urban canopy here it's super worrisome because we have too high of a population of ash trees… and unfortunately ...

All of Iowa's 99 counties confirmed having the ash tree-killing insect, emerald ash borer, the Iowa Department of Natural Resources reported Thursday. As one of the most commonly planted street ...

A tree-eating insect called the emerald ash borer, or EAB ... Indicators of an infestation can include canopy thinning, leafy sprouts shooting from the trunk or main branches, S-shaped serpentine ...

After removing ash and providing moisture from these water cannons, water was also introduced to the ground beneath the tree. The team also focused on the soil the tree lives in, making a compost ...

an ash often grows a thicket of suckers. “It’s a last-ditch effort to stay alive,” Janoski said. A stressed tree may also send out green stems, called water sprouts, from higher on the trunk ...