Once a tree has begun developing suckers, it will most likely continue doing so. If that happens to your trees, you'll need to keep on removing the suckers to keep the trees healthy and alive.

Jun. 27—WRENSHALL — The Minnesota Department of Agriculture has quarantined Carlton County after discovering infestations of an invasive ash-tree killing beetle across the southeastern portion ...

First, Killing Tree is only a winery, and the Frys don't have their own vines. They tried in 2020, before opening or even breaking ground, and it didn't work. They can be persnickety, Amy noted.

It bores its way into the bark of the tree, where it lays eggs. The beetle’s larvae eventually feed on the tree’s water-conducting tissue, slowly killing the tree over 3-5 years.

Gardening No, the ants aren’t killing your trees Published: Jul. 17, 2025, 5:53 a.m.