Looking for a way to provide extra support to your tree? If your tree is looking a little down or needs a boost of help, using fertilizer...

Ash Tree Emerald Ash Borer, also known as EAB, has taken the lives of many Ash over the country. This invasive beetle, native to Asia,...

Emerald ash borer is an extremely invasive species, and the damage it can do in a small span of time is devastating. Not only does the...

When it comes to maintaining the health and safety of your property, removing a diseased or dead tree is sometimes a necessary step....

If your ash, oak, or elm tree is looking a little sad lately—maybe the leaves are yellowing, growth has slowed down, or it just doesn’t...

The Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) is a highly destructive insect that has devastated millions of ash trees across North America. Early...

With EAB claiming the lives of trees all over Minnesota, the idea of tree removal has become more probable for many homeowners. Investing...

At Save The Ash Tree , our mission is deeply rooted in the preservation and protection of some of America’s most cherished tree...

Apple and Crabapple trees are a favorite in many gardens, offering delicious fruit and beautiful blossoms. However, they’re also...

Pruning is one of the most important practices in maintaining the health, safety, and beauty of your trees. Whether you have ash, oak, or...

Ever noticed your spruce trees looking a bit under the weather? The culprit might be needle cast, a common but often overlooked fungal...

EAB has likely caused your tree to have a few, or many dead or unhealthy branches. This can be an issue because the lost branches on your...

Monitoring your tree is important to catching signs of improvement and growth, keeping up on tree care can help to increase the speed of...

Emerald Ash Borer is killing many trees in the area, and it can be hard for homeowners to know how to identify an ash tree, and how to...

Amber here with Save The Ash Tree! I am passionate about the environment and doing my part to help the trees in our communities survive...

Emerald Ash Borer was first discovered in 2002 in Detroit, Michigan. Researchers believe it hitched a ride on some wooden crates from...

These picture pretty much sum up what the Save Our Street Program is all about. It is kinda hard to get everyone on the same page about...

I've been contacted several times in the last week about client's ash trees losing leaves. The tree is dropping an unusual amount of...

The Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) has been a concern for over two decades, but misinformation and confusion still persist. It's not uncommon...

Hey there, fellow tree lover! As a botanist who specializes in Emerald Ash Borer treatments for ash trees f. I wanted to share a recent...