Posted by jdemaris on September 15, 2013 at 05:16:56 from (70.192.42.188):
In Reply to: Ot sugar maples dying. posted by JayinNY on September 14, 2013 at 15:20:51:
I've got around 70 acres of woods that is maybe 1/3 to 1/2 sugar maple. All look same as usual - so far. Beech are all sick but maples are fine. I have an area of pretty much pure sugar bush that was looking bad after 3-4 years of tent caterpillars. I stopped tapping it. Looks okay now. This is in Otsego County, central NY. I have a smaller stand in Hamilton County, NY (Indian Lake, Adirondacks) that also looks fine. Hope it stays that way.
I'd hate to see this area turn out like Michigan. I just came back from northern Michigan where just about every ash tree was dead. This happened quick. Many big healthy trees died in one year. To make things worse - there are areas where the state is removing all Beech trees because they are sick.
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