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Emerald ash borer and bone salve

 
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I have someone coming from the Department of Forestry to see if I have the emerald ash borer on my land. I have quite a few ash trees; my prize tree is at least 100 feet tall and gorgeous. If I do have these bugs, I will do anything to avoid using pesticides, so my question is, does anyone have any thoughts on maybe using Sepp Holzer's bone salve on the trees instead?
Thanks!
Marion
 
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