The tree then slowly dies and becomes more attractive to emerald ash borer. The beetle is more likely to lay its eggs on stressed trees than healthy ones, according to the MDA. The trees are left ...

1). Adults emerge from the trees they fed in primarily during June and July. Emergence produces one sure sign of infestation, a small, one-eighth inch hole flattened on one side, or D-shaped. Sun ...

The Emerald Ash Borer, or EAB, is a small, metallic-green beetle that attacks and kills ash trees. Once infected, it can take ...

Crews on Friday morning were busy removing ash trees in Burlington’s South End. City Arborist VJ Comai says about nine ...

EUGENE, Ore. — An attack by an insect not even half an inch long is threatening to decimate the state's Ash trees. Oregon ...

On Thursday morning, along a portion of Seventh Avenue SE, the long arm of a Sennebogen reached up to top of an ash tree, ...

As a result, Abraham says it takes a long cold spell with really cold temperatures to kill off an emerald ash borer beetle. According to Purdue University, it would have to get down to about minus 28 ...

We’re about to bump into spring, but you might still see crews on city streets and boulevards pruning trees. Winter is prime ...

The town said it is taking action to remove the trees from property it owns as they become infested with the emerald ash borer, an iridescent-green invasive beetle native to parts of Asia and Russia.