The EAB is responsible for the destruction of more than 50 million ash trees in the U.S. since it was first discovered (in North America) in Michigan in 2002. It has since been found in more than 18 states and Canada. This metallic green beetle is native to East Asia, and was imported to the U.S. within the wood of shipping crates from China.
Ash trees are killed by the tunneling activity of the larvae under the tree's bark, which disrupts the vascular flow. Most trees die within just 2 to 4 years of becoming infested. For the best possible outcome treatment should begin as soon as the EAB has been detected in your area while your trees trees still appear healthy.
Ash trees are killed by the tunneling activity of the larvae under the tree's bark, which disrupts the vascular flow. Most trees die within just 2 to 4 years of becoming infested. For the best possible outcome treatment should begin as soon as the EAB has been detected in your area while your trees trees still appear healthy.
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J. Rotondo
Jan 19, 2022
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I would highly recommend working with Rick and his team at Trees Vermont. We hired them to prune and cable a large walnut tree in our yard. Rick thoughtfully addressed all of my concerns prior to moving forward and even showed up day of to make sure that I was comfortable. He is clear communicator and his team did great work. This job required a skilled arborist to do it well and we were so glad that we chose Trees Vermont to do it.
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Rick Wood and his team at Trees Vermont are the only ones I call upon when I need tree-related work done on our property. We've used them on multiple occasions for everything from storm-related cleanup to planned removals. Always prompt, always courteous, and always fairly priced with accurate estimates, I would never consider using anyone else.
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