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Ash Tree Treatment
THE PROBLEM:
Emerald Ash Borer
In 2002, a small green beetle called the Emerald Ash Borer (Agrilus planipennis) was found in Detroit, Michigan. This insect came from Asia and is not native to North America. Since its arrival, it has spread to many states and caused serious problems. The beetle targets ash trees, which are common in many neighborhoods and forests. The larva of the beetle feeds under the bark, which hurts the tree. Doing an ash tree treatment for emerald ash borer will protect your trees before it’s too late.
HOW SERIOUS IS EAB?
What is the probability that Emerald Ash Borer will affect your tree? 99.9999% if it is left untreated. EAB has already killed over 100 Million ash trees in the Midwest. Whole forests are having their ash trees wiped out. Needless to say, is very dangerous to ash trees. Once one tree dies, the beetles move on to others nearby. This is why treatment for ash trees is so important—an ash tree that is injected is protected, even if your neighbor's trees are infested.
PRO TIP
Watch trees in your community. If it is happening there, it is not too far from you tree ...
EAB can travel up to 15 miles.
PREVENTION vs RECOVERY
It’s much better to prevent Emerald Ash Borer problems than to try to fix them after the damage is done. Once a tree is badly infected, it may not be possible to save it. The cost of removing a dead tree is often much higher than the cost of treating a healthy one. Tree experts offer “ash tree treatment near me” to protect trees before they get sick. Regular treatment helps keep ash trees strong and safe from these beetles. Prevention gives trees the best chance to survive and avoids the heartbreak of losing a beautiful, old tree.
SIGNS OF EAB
Start by watch the trees in your community. If these trees are dying off then EAB is near. It’s important to know the signs of Emerald Ash Borer. The earliest sign is shoots coming out of the trunk or branches. The second sign you might also see bark chipping off, called blonding. The third sign is thinning leaves on branches or at the top of the tree. You may or may not ever see splitting or D-shaped holes in the bark—this is where adult beetles have come out. Sometimes, you’ll notice a lot of woodpeckers around, as they eat the larvae inside the tree. If the tree starts to lose its leaves in the summer or shows dead branches, it is probably infested. If you see any of these signs in your community, it’s time to look for ash tree treatment right away.
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SHOOTS
BLONDING
DIE OFF
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D-SHAPED HOLES
THE SOLUTION:
Save The Ash Tree Treatment Packages
Ash tree treatments help your tree by stopping the bugs that are killing it. We do this by injecting specially formulated chemistry (Emmamectin Benzoate) that not only kills all of the larva inside the tree but also kills the adults feeding on the leaves.
The chemistry
is effective.
The process is proven and safe.
The treatment is cost-effective
For trees that look good, healthy and show little to no sign of EAB activity.
INCLUDES
• Standard dose (1x) treatment
(Emmamectin Benzoate)
• Warranty on treatment
• 98% Success rate
• 2 Year Protection
STARTS AT $150
ACTUAL PRICE BASED ON TREE SIZE
For trees in decline, that show signs of EAB activity, thinning and die off.
INCLUDES
• Boost (2x) treatment to clear EAB infestation (Emmamectin Benzoate)
• Nutrient spikes to support recovery
• Continued no charge consultation
• 2 Year Protection
STARTS AT $250
ACTUAL PRICE BASED ON TREE SIZE
WE MAKE IT EASY TO GET A QUOTE
Measure Your
Tree Trunk
Fill Out the
Quote Form
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Accept Quote to Get Scheduled
Circumference (around the tree) in inches at 4.5 feet high. Will double check.
Valid for 30 days within
20 mile radius. Otherwise Travel Fee may apply
How to Know if Your Tree is an Ash
Common features of all ash trees are the compound leaf, shape of the seeds, and anthers. Your tree bark might be different. Common species of ash include Green Ash, Black Ash, Purple Ash, and White Ash. All species are at risk unless they have an ash tree treatment. The pictures below are from a green ash.
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LEAF STRUCTURE
SEEDS
(Female Tree)
ANTHERS
(Male Tree)
BARK
5 STAR TESTIMONIALS
~John M.
Save The Ash Tree Co. were
outstanding! While the entire area is battling EAB, They made time to come look at our tree(s) the day after I called, then treated a couple days later. This after talking with another company that couldn’t come take a look for 3 weeks.
~Ailyn A.
I am so grateful to Save the Ash Tree. We have a large ash tree with EAB and I was told I’d just have to watch it die. They explained that it can be saved and walked me through all the steps of the process. He was patient and taught me about EAB.
~Tonya W.
Amazing experience. Great information. My Ash tree is the only tree I have in my backyard and I noticed some branches were bare and not looking healthy and they put me on their calendar in just a few days. Greatly appreciate all the information.
WANT A
BALLPARK PRICE?
Give Your
Tree A Hug!
1. Can you wrap your arms around your tree and touch your fingers?
COST: Around $150
(Our minimum is $150)
2. Can't touch your fingers?
COST: Around $150-250*
3. Need a friend to hug the tree?
COST: Around $250 plus*
*Low crotch trees need all limbs measured at 4.5 feet.
