Re: OT: All my ash trees are dead, or almost dead

Posted by Matt from CT on May 05, 2008 at 07:17:23 from (68.244.189.123):

In Reply to: OT: All my ash trees are dead, or almost dead posted by gun guru on May 04, 2008 at 15:00:15:

I haven't lost an Ash yet (don't have that many).

Did lose a couple Sycamores -- a couple hundred feet apart, too coincidental they both died the same year. Don't know what did them in.

Dutch Elm disease was before my time -- that went through here in the 1960s. Funny thing is although I had seen pictures, I didn't know what an elm "looked" like in person till I went up and looked at an ancient one still alive on the commons in Oakham, MA. Since then I've found a couple others near me just growing on the side of the road -- both look young enough to have been planted after the great wave of DED. One seems healthy, the other is dying.

And don't forget about the Chestnut Blight...my father could remember the tail end of that destruction.

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• Re: OT: All my ash trees are dead, or almost dead Cue P. 09:18:00 05/05/08 (1)
  • Re: OT: All my ash trees are dead, or almost dead Matt from CT 11:13:26 05/05/08 (0)

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