How to help save hemlock trees in Northeast Georgia - Gainesville Times

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How to help save hemlock trees in Northeast Georgia

A hemlock woolly adelgid is seen on a hemlock tree branch. The invasive bug originally from Asia is less than 1/16 inch in size but has threatened hemlock trees since it began spreading south in Georgia in 2003. - photo by For The Times

0126hemlock — A hemlock woolly adelgid is seen on a hemlock tree branch. The invasive bug originally from Asia is less than 1/16 inch in size but has threatened hemlock trees since it began spreading south in Georgia in 2003. - photo by For The Times

Volunteers are needed Sept. 15 to help save hemlock trees from invasive insects in White County.