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   Ash Trees are suffering this year in record numbers in mesa, and these videos will aide you in determining if your ash trees are infected.

  If you're having problems with your Ash trees and you live within 50 miles of Mesa Az, you should probably have me out take a look at them, there are medicines that I can Inject the trees with, that will boost there immune system, and speed up the healing process of the trees.

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    Common symptoms associated with attack by boring insects are, branch dieback and thinning canopies and epitomic branching. The canopy of the tree may have only the lower branches still full of foliage and the top with only a scattering of leaves.

    In addition, the lower branches and trunk may have single or clusters of upright shoots these are called epicormic shoots and occur along the branches or trunks of stressed trees.

    A symptom common with ash trees infested by carpenter worms and other ash borers is bark shredded off by woodpeckers searching for the larvae. Fresh missing bark, particularly over an extensive area of the trunk, is one of the best indicators that the tree may be infested by the borer.

    If these indicators are present, look for signs of activity of a boring insect in the trunk or dying branches. Sometimes only the upper branches will show insect activity, and if possible, these should be the first examined.

    Signs to look for are the size and shape of exit holes on the bark and the pattern of any insect tunnels beneath the bark.

    There are many insects that infest ash trees, and each makes a characteristic exit hole and galleries beneath the bark.

    Disaster struck the ash trees in the form of a shiny, iridescent green beetle, believed to have hitchhiked into Michigan in wooden pallets from Asia.

    The insect, called the emerald ash borer, enters ash trees and eats away the nutrient-rich layer of wood just under the bark, felling the tree within one to five years. The insect is moving quickly across the ash tree range, and it has destroyed more than 25 million ash trees. . 

    The emerald ash borer (that is not supposed to be in Arizona yet) creates a crisp D-shaped hole (1/8-inch) as it exits the tree As the larvae tunnel out, they form tunnels just beneath the bark.

   You can get a handle on controlling the insects that are damaged your Ash trees by treating them yearly with Bio Advanced Tree And Shrub.

    This product comes in both liquid and granular, I believe the granular is the safest to use. You can get the Bio Advanced Tree And Shrub from Home Depot.

    It's very important to read the cautions on the label of this product and I would recommend that you keep your kids and dog’s inside until the poison is completely washed into the soil, and the soil is dry.

    The Instructions will tell you how much you need to buy and be sure to wear gloves.

   Be careful when you use the Bio Advanced Tree And Shrub.

   In 6 months use the Ultra Tree Spike. Use one spike for every 2 inches of tree diameter. Store in a cool place our sheds and garage's get to hot in the summer time. Repeat yearly.

 

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   Also there are medicines that I can inject directly into the tree that will speed up the healing process.

    We now understand -in part- how a trees immune system works.

   Every cell of every plant contains enzymes that dissolve fungus, bacteria, and viruses. These enzymes are the same as the enzymes in our spit that dissolves meat.

   Normally a tree has a strong immune system, but when the reserve energy of a tree becomes depleted due to Insect damage, damaged leaves, incorrect watering, or improper pruning, the immune system suffers. Under normal circumstances, once these issues are resolved, and if the tree survives, everything will go back to normal in two to four years.

  If you're having problems with your Ash trees and you live within 50 miles of Mesa Az, you should probably have me out take a look at them, there are medicines that I can Inject the trees with, that will boost there immune system, and speed up the healing process of the trees.

    You should also download these instructions on how to deal with the insects that are damaging your Ash trees.

These are the instructions to download.