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Interesting... If the Green Ash you are describing is a cultivar then perhaps it may not have so much value. On the other hand going out in the "woods" and collect seeds from a more genetically diverse population of Ash trees for future propagation certainly make sense.

Call the NYS DEC and tell them what you are saying here. I'm quite sure they will send someone over ASAP. There are alot of other issues that ash trees are facing though.

For Bedford... that is really cheap. Are you sure it was not a side job they did?

I can also translate "Jive" in three different dialects (South Chicago, Northern Bronx, and South Boston) :hmm3grin2orange:

I think he meant to say.... It does happen on occasion, Central Park is a very large area, He knows Dom's Tree service (in Port Washington) and Dom says you can't ever prune every tree.

Yup...

Bamboo

+1 I've always had good results with Essential.

It's considered a nusiance/non-native invasive tree in NYC and cannot be planted. I've seen them growing by railroad tracks and in the cracks of old building foundations...... really tough trees and showy flowers. I think in a highly urbanized area they would make a great tree because they...

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That picture of the Blazer in the mud almost looks like it was backed in to the mud. Maybe it's just the angle

They are not only eating the phloem but also eating the cambium. If you see gallaries in/on the xylem then you know they are getting a "Belly-full" there too. If the Scales probosis makes it all the way into that cambium region then certainly there is a good chance they will get wacked.

Phloem feeder or a xylem feeder? Merit does not "readily" move into the phloem so targeting a phloem feeder with a material the "stays" in the xylem may not be the best choice.

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$100,000 is a 6 digit number..... Crane operators are not treemen.

Let's see a show of hands of all the tree workers that take home over $100K a year (not that $100k makes you a wealthy person).

Hire a pro, sit back and enjoy the show. I don't want to see your name in the "Arboriculture injurys and death" topic.

The word "wealthy" and "Tree-work" should never be used in the same sentence.

It looks fake? :)

My saw has got to be at least 12 years old and I have done nothing to it. Besides a new bar and a few chains. It does constantly hemorrhage gas but that's it. Same spark plug that came with it.