U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Forester Andy Meier inspects an elm tree on the Mississippi River for possible signs of Dutch elm disease, which has wiped out many of the elms in the river's floodplain ...
On the St. Paul campus of the University of Minnesota, rows of tiny elm trees sprout in a test field run by University researchers. These elms are a series of new trees cloned by the University that ...
Grand Forks still loses more than 100 trees a year to Dutch elm disease, even as its threat has decreased in recent decades. Dutch elm was first found in Grand Forks in 1979 and reached its height in ...
Pay attention to your elm trees. That's the message from Colorado Springs Forestry Department officials. They want tree owners to be on the lookout for signs of Dutch elm disease which despite the ...
Elm-lined streets were once ubiquitous in America. The trees’ success throwing beautiful, shady canopies over urban environments made them one of the most popular to plant in the country. Then a ...
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Question: I have property in downtown New Braunfels that is in horrible condition and has a bamboo issue. And there are two beautiful trees that seem really old. Well, I was taking the fifth lesson of ...
A section of old railway line in the north of the Isle of Man, which was turned into a public footpath, has closed for the ...
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Volunteers rip out more than 200 trees in effort to save beloved park: 'Sometimes just one simple little thing makes all that difference'
"We want to have a demonstration site." Volunteers rip out more than 200 trees in effort to save beloved park: 'Sometimes ...
Dutch elm disease has been present in the United States since the 1920s, when it began its rapid spread across elm populations, killing most American elms. Every year the disease continues to spread ...
The devastating Dutch elm disease was first identified in the United States about 85 years ago, when American elm trees along railroad tracks in Northeast Ohio began to wither and die. Over the next ...
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