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Subject: Emerald Ash Borer.
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NP |
Pataskala,OH
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Just wanted to let people know that if you have an ash tree that is infected. You can easily control it systemically with merit. I was reading that they can be saved even if there is a 40-50 % die back. My dad has already treated our Ash Trees. Since the borers are about 2-3 miles away.
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6/21/2010 6:12:40 PM
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NP |
Pataskala,OH
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http://www.arthurclesen.com/resources/Soil%20drench%20results.pdf
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6/21/2010 6:18:45 PM
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