Posted by Gordy in MN on February 06, 2014 at 16:05:09 from (50.124.208.98):
In Reply to: Ash borer posted by Whichester1 on February 06, 2014 at 10:04:33:
Talked to a couple of ash bore pros. today and they don"t know for sure how much damage to the ash bore has been done with the very cold days we have had. She said to watch for woodpeckers, with binoculars in the month of March, for the branches that are 4inches or larger. Damage starts at the top of tree and works down and takes about three years to reach the bottom. There is a wasp they are using with good results. We had ours treated a few years ago and need to do it again this year, they drill 8 small holes at the base and inject a solution. So if you see an ash dying from the top it is to late.
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