Is Your Ash Tree Sick Or Dying?
Watch this short video first. Then select the symptom that best matches your Ash tree.
Ash Tree Diseases
Ash trees are beautiful and resilient, but they can suffer from several diseases that affect their health and appearance.
In this video, I show you how to recognize the signs of common ash tree problems, including ash anthracnose, ash yellows, verticillium wilt, and emerald ash borer.
How to Protect Your Ash Trees
I also share effective, natural methods to prevent and treat these diseases. As a tree doctor with years of experience working on ash trees in Arizona, I know exactly what to look for and how to help.
If you love your ash trees and want to keep them healthy and strong, this video is for you.
If your Ash tree has yellow leaves, brown leaves, dead branches, bark damage, mushrooms, exposed roots, thinning foliage, or other signs of decline, the cause may not be obvious. Many different problems can produce similar symptoms.
The articles and videos below explain some of the most common Ash tree problems found throughout Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Tempe, Scottsdale, Phoenix, Queen Creek, Apache Junction, Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills, and surrounding Arizona communities.
Find The Symptom That Matches Your Ash Tree
Leaf Problems
- Why Are My Ash Tree Leaves Turning Yellow?
- Why Is My Ash Tree Losing Leaves?
- Why Are My Ash Tree Leaves Turning Brown?
- Why Is My Ash Tree Wilting?
Branch Problems
- Why Are Dead Branches Appearing In My Ash Tree?
- Why Is One Side Of My Ash Tree Dying?
- Why Is My Ash Tree Dying In Mesa Arizona?
Bark And Trunk Problems
- Why Is The Bark Falling Off My Ash Tree?
- Why Is My Ash Tree Cracking?
- Why Is My Ash Tree Dripping Sap?
- Why Are There Holes In My Ash Tree?
- What Is Causing Holes In My Ash Tree In Mesa Arizona?
Growth Problems
- Why Is My Ash Tree Not Growing?
- Why Does My Ash Tree Look Thin?
- Why Are There Shoots Growing At The Base Of My Ash Tree?
- Why Is My Ash Tree Dropping Seeds?
Root Problems
- Why Is My Ash Tree Leaning?
- Why Does My Ash Tree Have Exposed Roots?
- Why Is My Ash Tree Growing Mushrooms At The Base?
Why Ash Trees Decline In Arizona
Ash trees are among the most popular shade trees in Arizona. Unfortunately, watering problems, root damage, soil compaction, heat stress, insect activity, disease, and environmental changes can all contribute to declining tree health.
Because many Ash tree problems create similar symptoms, proper diagnosis is often more important than guessing at the cause.
Free Ash Tree Care Guide
Download Warner's free Ash Tree Care Guide to learn about watering, fertilization, root health, common Ash tree problems, and treatment options for Arizona Ash trees.
Download The Free Ash Tree Care Guide
Still Concerned About Your Ash Tree?
Warner's Tree Surgery has been diagnosing and treating sick Ash trees throughout Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Tempe, Scottsdale, Phoenix, Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills, Queen Creek, Apache Junction, and nearby Arizona communities for more than 50 years.
If your Ash tree is showing yellow leaves, brown leaves, dead branches, bark damage, thinning foliage, poor growth, mushrooms, exposed roots, or other signs of decline, professional diagnosis may help identify the cause before serious damage occurs.
Call Warner's Tree Surgery at 480-969-8808.