Posted by Barts Dad on December 18, 2020 at 08:19:57 from (24.209.146.189):
In Reply to: Ash trees and sad times posted by Northvale PA on December 18, 2020 at 03:35:00:
Back in May of 1990 we had a freak snow storm that dropped a foot of wet, heavy snow after an unusually mild spring. Trees were all leafed out already and trees were splitting and dropping all over the place. The city got everything cleaned up and proceeded to replant with about 80% ash trees. Arborists have been taking them down in parks and parkways for over a year. Neighbors next door and across the street have lost a total 10 trees. All this in SE Wisconsin that was also devastated by Dutch Elm disease back in the 70�s. We are still being challenged by needle cast fungus on most varieties of spruce ( we lost 9 on the wind break last year ) and black spot on many varieties of maple. Don�t know where it will end. Sad to see to say the least.
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