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On Thursday, I came across the handiwork of the Solitary Oak Leafminer on a swamp white oak in southwest Ohio. The leafmines were very evident; however, the population was not large enough ...
Mimosa Webworm nests on honeylocusts are becoming evident in southwest Ohio. Populations of this non-native moth appear highly localized and hit-or-miss thus far this season. However, where...
Queen Anne’s Lace is in flower right now in Mid-July. Poison Hemlock is done flowering and is going to seed. So, the short answer is timing of flowers.
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tree of heaven

A practical, targeted approach for concentrating and reducing spotted lanternfly populations in the landscape

Spotted lanternfly, Lycorma delicatula, continues to expand through Ohio and other easter...

On a recent visit to the doctor, I noticed trees in the parking lot at various stages of decline and death. It is a nice thought to plant trees in parking lot islands, but it usually ends poo...
 
tree roots

In the forest, tree root flares are near the surface.

Roots radiate out from the trunk like spokes on a wagon wheel. Roots grow in soils with active biology, including benefici...

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