Emerald Ash Borer has confirmed pressure in Middle Tennessee, and ash tree owners need to know the signs.
Look for canopy thinning from the top down, D-shaped exit holes in the bark, S-shaped galleries under the bark surface, and unusual woodpecker activity on the trunk. EAB is treatable when caught early. Once the canopy is more than half gone, options narrow quickly.
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A clear, close-up photo of EAB damage: D-shaped exit holes, bark galleries, or a thinning ash canopy. A labeled educational graphic works well if authentic job photos aren't available. Carousel format (signs of EAB, what to do, when to call) drives saves on Instagram.
Canva text suggestion: "Know the Signs of Emerald Ash Borer" or "Ash Trees in TN: Get Them Checked This Season"