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Archive for August, 2011

This is a question that our salespeople and technicians get asked quite often. The quick answer is YES.  As can be read in other posts such as Our process to protect valuable ash trees, the method that we use keeps the formulation within the system of the tree.  The formulation is injected into the tree trunk via [...]

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The treatment of ash trees for Emerald Ash Borer varies according to product and method. The previous post, Best time to treat ash trees for Emerald Ash Borer, describes the differences in treatment methods for Imidacloprid and Tree-äge.  These are soil drenching (Imidacloprid) and trunk injection (Tree- äge). For Tree-äge, the treatment frequency is every two years [...]

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Over the past few weeks many people in Cincinnati have asked when the best time is to treat their ash trees for the Emerald Ash Borer.  Several mentioned that they had heard that April was best, and some said a friend told them that is was too late in the season to treat ash trees [...]

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When treating ash trees in the Cincinnati and Dayton area, a question that we are commonly asked is “What is your process to protect ash trees from the Emerald Ash Borer?” This is a good question and has many people curious to learn the answer. As you may already be aware, we inject the ash [...]

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