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Treating Ash Trees a Viable Option

Treating Ash Trees a Viable Option

WOOSTER, Ohio -- Cutting down ash trees isn't the only strategy for managing emerald ash borer (EAB) in residential and municipal landscapes, according to Ohio State University experts. 21 members of the Coalition for Urban Ash Tree Conservation recently signed a statement endorsing conservation of ash trees via insecticide treatments as an effective management option for EAB.

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Entomologists Studying Impacts of Common Buckthorn

Entomologists Studying Impacts of Common Buckthorn

An exotic invasive shrub, introduced in the 1800s as a garden plant, is being studied to demonstrate how its presence has a cascading damaging effect on natural flora and fauna, agriculture, and public health.

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Overwintering the Garden

Overwintering the Garden

Hardiness ratings are important indicators of survivability.

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Treating Ash Trees a Viable Option
Treating Ash Trees a Viable Option
WOOSTER, Ohio -- Cutting down ash trees isn't the only strategy for managing emerald ash borer (EAB) in residential and municipal landscapes, according to Ohio State University experts. 21 members of the Coalition for Urban Ash Tree Conservation recently signed a statement endorsing conservation of ash trees via insecticide treatments as an effective management option for EAB.
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Entomologists Studying Impacts of Common Buckthorn
Entomologists Studying Impacts of Common Buckthorn
An exotic invasive shrub, introduced in the 1800s as a garden plant, is being studied to demonstrate how its presence has a cascading damaging effect on natural flora and fauna, agriculture, and public health.
Read More
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