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Recently, the Pitch Canker, a fungal disease, has been adding stress to the Torrey pines at the Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve.

Over the last 20 years, the main drought conditions have reduced sap production, which helps to protect the Torrey Pines from insects such as the Bark Beetle, which is a vector for the Pitch Canker.

They suck sap from tender leaves and stems ... call a local beekeeper or pest control to contain the situation. Carpet beetles are tiny insects and look black, white or green.

If anyone has small St John’s wort shrubs or certain weigela cultivars that seem to be dead, wait and see if new growth resumes as it gets warmer and sunnier.