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Can a Storm-Damaged Tree Be Saved?

A storm-damaged tree may be saved when its trunk, main branch structure and root system remain stable and enough healthy canopy is left to support recovery. Removal is more likely when the trunk is split, the root plate has lifted, the tree has developed a sudden lean or major structural

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Emerald Ash Borer in New Hampshire

Emerald Ash Borer in New Hampshire: How to Identify an Infested Ash Tree

Emerald ash borer is present across much of New Hampshire, including numerous Seacoast communities. Homeowners with ash trees should look for thinning upper branches, peeling or light-coloured bark caused by woodpeckers, new shoots growing from the trunk, bark splits, D-shaped exit holes and S-shaped galleries beneath the bark. Early evaluation

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Do You Need a Permit to Remove a Tree in New Hampshire?

You may need permission to remove a tree in New Hampshire if it is located within protected shoreland, wetlands, a public right-of-way, a conservation area or a municipality with its own tree rules. However, there is no single answer that applies to every private property or every town. Before scheduling

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