Welcome to Warner's Tree Surgery.
Serving Mesa & The East Valley.
Diagnosing & Treating Sick Trees Since 1972.
Arizona Ash Tree Disease Specialists.
Ash Trees Dying From Lack of Water in Arizona
Many Arizona homeowners believe insects or disease are responsible when ash trees suddenly begin declining. In reality, a lack of water during extreme summer temperatures can quickly cause severe stress and even tree death.
In this video, Warner explains how several mature ash trees were damaged after irrigation was turned off during one of Arizona's hottest summers. He discusses watering requirements, signs of drought stress, and what may be done to help struggling trees recover.
Can Ash Trees Recover From Drought Damage?
Ash trees require significant amounts of water during Arizona's summer months. When irrigation is reduced or shut off, leaves may brown, branches may die back, and entire trees can decline rapidly.
Early diagnosis is important because drought stress can resemble insect damage or disease problems. A professional inspection can determine the cause and identify treatment options that may improve tree health.
Warner's Tree Surgery has been serving the Valley since 1972. If your ash trees are declining or showing signs of stress, call (480) 969-8808 for professional assistance.
Free Ash Tree Care Handout
Download Warner's Ash Tree Care Guide to learn proper watering, fertilization, insect prevention, and treatment recommendations for Arizona ash trees.