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Home and Garden Pest Newsletter

The Home and Garden Pest Newsletter is a three times yearly e-newsletter created to help provide Californians with the latest pest information from the University of California. In our issues you will find reliable, up-to-date information on how to identify and manage new and existing pests in and around your home, garden, and landscape.

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Vol. 6 · No. 1 · Spring 2026

Current issue
  • Common Vegetable Garden Diseases & Disorders
  • Hiring an Arborist: What to Know to Make Informed Tree Care Decisions
  • Revised Pest Notes: Powdery Mildew on Ornamentals, Indian Walking Stick
  • UC IPM Web Content Changes
  • Invasive Pest Spotlight: Japanese Beetle
Vol. 6 · No. 1 · Spring 2026 of the Home & Garden Pest Newsletter (PDF)
Blossom end rot on tomato fruit, showing sunken, leathery brown lesion at blossom end.

Vol. 5 · No. 3 · Summer 2025

Vol. 5 · No. 3 · Summer 2025 of the Home & Garden Pest Newsletter (PDF)
Young potted blue glow agave hybrid, <i>Agave attenuata</i> and <i>Agave ocahui</i>, with greasy streaks on leaves caused by agave mites, <i>Oziella</i> sp.
Updated: 05/2026
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