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Landscape Trees and Their Susceptibility to Invasive Insects - brochure

Landscape Trees and Their Susceptibility to Invasive Insects - brochure     

NH is facing a major threat to the health of our forest and landscape trees from exotic invasive insects. These invaders include the Asian longhorned beetle (ALB), emerald ash borer (EAB), hemlock woolly adelgid (HWA), and elongate hemlock scale (EHS). This guide helps growers and consumers become aware of which trees are susceptible to future infestation by these devastating insects and guides them in the selection of non-sussceptible landscape and street trees.

Landscape Trees and Their Susceptibility to Invasive Insects
Format: PDF
Size: 144 KB
Creator: UNH Cooperative Extension
Keywords: ALB , Asian Longhorned Beetle , EAB , EHS , elongated hemlock scale , emerald ash borer , forest health , hemlock woody adelgid , HWA , insects , invasive , landscape , Native Plants , tree care , Trees
Categories: Agriculture - Ornamentals, Forests, Trees, and Wildlife - Forest Health, Gardens and Landscapes - Landscape Topics

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