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McEndarfer Tree Service delivers expert tree trimming by Certified Arborists who know exactly how to care for your trees, ensuring health, beauty, and safety for your property.
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The Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) has devastated the Ash tree population in 35 States and is NOW in Nebraska. EAB is a beetle native to Asia that was introduced to Detroit, MI in 2002. Unfortunately, you really have 2 main choices regarding your Ash trees: Treating them or removing them (when not good candidates for saving). Whatever you choose to do with your Ash trees, we are here to help you!
We offer two treatment options: Trunk injections and systemic trunk sprays. We will help you determine the best solution based on the size and location of your tree, your budget, and the current season.
We will be offering trunk injections using an Emamectin Benzoate 4% solution. We will offer these trunk injections through the summer in order to coincide with the lifecycle of the beetle. We will also offer a trunk spray of dinotefuran for very small trees, or trees that will be treated late in the summer (mid-July through August).
Treatments must be performed by the end of July in order to be most effective in killing the larvae that feed on your tree. Larvae activity peaks in August, so we must perform the treatment soon so the insecticide has time to be distributed throughout the tree.
Treatments target EAB in two ways: The adult beetles who eat the leaves, as well as the larvae that feed on the live wood beneath the bark in August. The larvae then die before they are able to eat enough wood to disrupt the flow of water and nutrients up into the canopy.
Not all ash trees are good candidates for treatment. Consider the factors below before treating, keeping in mind that it may be more wise to plant its replacement now so that by the time you need to remove your ash tree, you've got a sizable stand-in ready to go. Looking for ideas on what to plant? Here is a great list of suggested trees from the Nebraska Forest Service.
Let us come evaluate your tree and help you decide whether your tree is a good one to save with treatments or remove/replace.
Careful cuts in exactly the right places to promote healthy growth while maintaining tree structure.
Certified arborists evaluate health, structure, and growth patterns before any trimming begins.
We remove all trimmed branches and debris, leaving your property spotless.
Strategic scheduling based on tree species and conditions for optimal results.
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The Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) has devastated the Ash tree population in 35 States and is NOW in Nebraska. EAB is a beetle native to Asia that was introduced to Detroit, MI in 2002. Unfortunately, you really have 2 main choices regarding your Ash trees: Treating them or removing them (when not good candidates for saving). Whatever you choose to do with your Ash trees, we are here to help you!
We offer two treatment options: Trunk injections and systemic trunk sprays. We will help you determine the best solution based on the size and location of your tree, your budget, and the current season.
We will be offering trunk injections using an Emamectin Benzoate 4% solution. We will offer these trunk injections through the summer in order to coincide with the lifecycle of the beetle. We will also offer a trunk spray of dinotefuran for very small trees, or trees that will be treated late in the summer (mid-July through August).
Treatments must be performed by the end of July in order to be most effective in killing the larvae that feed on your tree. Larvae activity peaks in August, so we must perform the treatment soon so the insecticide has time to be distributed throughout the tree.
Treatments target EAB in two ways: The adult beetles who eat the leaves, as well as the larvae that feed on the live wood beneath the bark in August. The larvae then die before they are able to eat enough wood to disrupt the flow of water and nutrients up into the canopy.
Not all ash trees are good candidates for treatment. Consider the factors below before treating, keeping in mind that it may be more wise to plant its replacement now so that by the time you need to remove your ash tree, you've got a sizable stand-in ready to go. Looking for ideas on what to plant? Here is a great list of suggested trees from the Nebraska Forest Service.
Let us come evaluate your tree and help you decide whether your tree is a good one to save with treatments or remove/replace.
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