If you are reading this, then you most likely have been awakened to the threat of the emerald ash borer beetle (EAB) that has recently made its debut in the Portland region. This prolific and voracious beetle has already killed tens of millions of ash trees in the eastern U.S. since the early 2000s, and […]
Despite the State of Oregon’s best efforts to contain the emerald ash borer (EAB) beetle, more areas of ash tree infestation are being reported. The beetle is slowly beginning to spread across the northern Willamette Valley and is heading south. This invasive insect that kills all native and ornamental ash trees in its path was […]
The emerald ash borer beetle is now in the Portland, Oregon, area and is spreading rapidly. In a few years, nearly all the ash trees will be dead including yours, unless you take preventative measures. In this video, Nathan explains what you can do to save your ash tree. In most cases, an ash tree […]
In this video, Nathan goes into detail explaining everything about the emerald ash borer beetle (or EAB) that has recently hit NW Oregon (in the Portland area) and is rapidly spreading. This destructive, invasive pests kills ALL ash trees that it infests within several years. Nathan discusses the pros and cons of saving your ash […]
There’s a new tree pest in town called the emerald ash borer (or EAB) and it wants to kill all the ash trees in this area. The Emerald Ash Border (or EAB) was discovered in the summer of 2022 in hundreds of trees in the Portland Metra area and is spreading rapidly throughout the region. […]
Stay tuned for more info on how to protect your ash trees from this deadly pest that recently hit the Portland area and is spreading throughout the region. Your ash trees will likely die within four to six years if not treated NOW! Soon we will be posting answers to frequently asked questions about this […]
“Old fashioned service, modern techniques since 1985,” is one of the mottos of Good News Tree Service, Inc., and we mean it! To stay up with modern techniques, you have to stay up with new technology and the science of arboriculture. This means staying on the cutting edge (pun intended or not, your choice) of […]