In this episode of ID That Tree, meet the ash family, with specific focus on the white ash, which is typically found on higher and drier sites than its cohorts. This species, which is in trouble due ...

It’s summer now, but neither the oak nor the white ash tree in our backyard are sprouting new growth; nor will they. Those ...

A new discovery of the emerald ash borer in a native ornamental, the white fringetree, could be big trouble for that tree, experts said this week.

The Common North American Ash Species seven75 / Getty Images Green and white ash trees are the two most common ash species and their range covers most of the Eastern United States and Canada.

The classic example of a nightmarish result is the chestnut blight, a fungal disease from Asia that arrived in the early 20th century and proceeded to erase the American chestnut tree as the ...

Dallas Park and Recreation certified arborist Blake Wyne checks a catalog record of a white ash tree on his iPad at Hines Park on Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2022 in Dallas.

The white ash tree, a cultural icon and a valuable source of timber, is on the path to destruction in New York and the rest of North America. A tiny green beetle from Asia, the emerald ash borer ...

In 2010, white ash and green ash trees were among the most common in Chicago. Today, white mulberry, white ash and the invasive European buckthorn lead the pack.

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The white ash, measuring 206 inches in circumference, is the Kent County winner of the 2008-09 Michigan Big Tree Hunt. "It is a pretty awesome tree," said Nelson. "Everyone comments on it.

The invasive insect Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) is old news for much of Indiana, including White County, and it has already done extensive damage to the state’s ash tree population. While much of the harm ...

The threat comes from the emerald ash borer — a beetle that has destroyed tens of millions of ash trees in 35 states and Canada.