Hudson tries to replant and regrow after ash tree decimation | Local News

Hudson, Wisconsin once had 1,400 ash trees, making up roughly 24% of its total tree population, according to a city official. But after the nationwide infestation of the EAB, the city's ash tree population has dropped to 350.

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