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Tivon Feeley
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  • Des Moines, IA
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  • Iowa DNR-Forestry
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Emerald Ash Borer Page Update

Many parts of the EAB page are updated.  The survey information should be there by the end of the week.  IDNR…Continue

Started Jan 16

Top Five Emerging Threat's to Iowa's Forest
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Here is a nice summary of our top five pest concerns.  …Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Jamie Kirby Feb 5.

 

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Jan 16
Tivon Feeley added 2 discussions to the group Iowa Grove
Jan 16
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Greatest Threat to Iowa’s Woodlands?

Ok Iowa Grove.  I would like to hear from you on what you feel is the greatest threat to Iowa’s woodlands.  To make this discussion more challenging, I am looking for opinions that are either a disease, insect, or invasive plant.  I am taking out the direct human impacts.  I will post my thoughts in a few days.I look forward to hearing your opinions.See More
Nov 8, 2012
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Mulch with Weed Prevention

Each year holds new surprises for me as the Forest Health Program Leader for the IDNR.  Last year we battled with Imprelis lawn chemicals killing conifers.  The year before we had Arborvitae dying without a common theme, and we still do not know what caused it.  We constantly monitor for oak wilt, bur oak blight, gypsy moth, Asianlonghorned beetles, emerald ash borer, and Thousand Cankers disease of black walnut (to name a few).This year brings about a new question.  Many garden stores are…See More
Jun 1, 2012
Tivon Feeley posted a blog post

Mulch with Weed Prevention

Each year holds new surprises for me as the Forest Health Program Leader for the IDNR.  Last year we battled with Imprelis lawn chemicals killing conifers.  The year before we had Arborvitae dying without a common theme, and we still do not know what caused it.  We constantly monitor for oak wilt, bur oak blight, gypsy moth, Asianlonghorned beetles, emerald ash borer, and Thousand Cankers disease of black walnut (to name a few).This year brings about a new question.  Many garden stores are…See More
May 30, 2012
Tivon Feeley added a discussion to the group Iowa Grove
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Mulch With Weed Preventer

Each year holds new surprises for me as the Forest Health Program Leader for the IDNR.  Last year we battled with Imprelis lawn chemicals killing conifers.  The year before we had Arborvitae dying without a common theme, and we still do not know what caused it.  We constantly monitor for oak wilt, bur oak blight, gypsy moth, Asianlonghorned beetles, emerald ash borer, and Thousand Cankers disease of black walnut (to name a few).This year brings about a new question.  Many garden stores are…See More
May 30, 2012
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"Welcome to American Grove!  We never get tired of your tree passion on The Grove.  Please post feedback and/or questions about trees or our network by responding to this comment.  Feel free to post photos or post to our…"
Mar 19, 2012
Administrator left a comment for Tivon Feeley
"Welcome to American Grove!  We never get tired of your tree passion on The Grove.  Please post feedback and/or questions about trees or our network by responding to this comment.  Feel free to post photos or post to our…"
Mar 19, 2012
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"Glad to see you have joined the Grove!"
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Iowa Grove

Iowa Department of Natural Resources and Iowa Urban and Community Forestry CouncilSee More
Mar 16, 2012
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"Hi Tivon - Thanks for the post.  If you join the Iowa Grove group, then Iowa Grove members will be more likely to see it.  You could also cut an paste it directly into a comment on the Iowa grove page"
Mar 16, 2012
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Arborvitae Browning

As you have seen, or will be seeing shortly, Arborvitae has taken a huge hit this winter.  We had numerous days were the ambient temperature was well above freezing and the needles did not stay dormant.  There is a tremendous amount of winter desiccation. Management options: Start watering the trees now until the spring rains kick in.Prune out anything that has not greened up by the second week in May.If these are high valued trees, spraying with a cooper based fungicide in Mid May and Mid June…See More
Mar 15, 2012
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Mar 15, 2012

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Iowa DNR-Forestry
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Mulch with Weed Prevention

Posted on May 30, 2012 at 1:31pm 1 Comment

Each year holds new surprises for me as the Forest Health Program Leader for the IDNR.  Last year we battled with Imprelis lawn chemicals killing conifers.  The year before we had Arborvitae dying without a common theme, and we still do not know what caused it.  We constantly monitor for oak wilt, bur oak blight, gypsy moth, Asianlonghorned beetles, emerald ash borer, and Thousand Cankers disease of black walnut (to name a few).

This year brings about a new question.  Many garden…

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Arborvitae Browning

Posted on March 15, 2012 at 4:53pm 0 Comments

As you have seen, or will be seeing shortly, Arborvitae has taken a huge hit this winter.  We had numerous days were the ambient temperature was well above freezing and the needles did not stay dormant.  There is a tremendous amount of winter desiccation.

 

Management options:

  1.  Start watering the trees now until the spring rains kick in.
  2. Prune out anything that has not greened up by the second week in May.
  3. If these are high valued trees, spraying…
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At 9:12am on March 19, 2012, Administrator said…

Welcome to American Grove!  We never get tired of your tree passion on The Grove.  Please post feedback and/or questions about trees or our network by responding to this comment.  Feel free to post photos or post to our tree blog.  Thank you for joining your state grove.  

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At 11:22am on March 16, 2012, Emma Hanigan (Bruemmer) said…

Glad to see you have joined the Grove!

At 10:27am on March 16, 2012, Laura Wagner said…

Hi Tivon - Thanks for the post.  If you join the Iowa Grove group, then Iowa Grove members will be more likely to see it.  You could also cut an paste it directly into a comment on the Iowa grove page

 
 
 

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