A bacterium commonly identified with grape vines (Xylella fastidiosa) is the suspected cause of “oleander leaf scorch,” which is resulting in the slow deaths of thousands of oleanders in San Diego County. Likely vectored by …
February 5, 2009
Blog Entries
- Vista's Lawson spreading his wings
- Why All the Smiles and Hellos?
- List of Madoff Investors Now Public. Some San Diegans Tell Their Tales of Woe
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- Quietly pondering..
- What's Your Sign?
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- Jocko the Gigolo at Lunch
- Frost-Nipped Legacies, Ornamental Pear Trees, Very Low Tides, and a Full Moon
- Elephants
- My Love for Movies
- It Looks Like Copley Press Was Spending Money on Acquisitions When It Should Have Been Spending on Technology
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News & Stories
Oleanders are Dying in San Diego
Back to the Drawing Board
This past December, the Uptown Planners agreed on the vision for the West Lewis Street Mini Park in Mission Hills. They didn’t want concrete walkways or planters or bridges; they wanted the design to be …
February 5, 2009