Margie (SC): neighbor's oleander yellowing/dropping ~half leaves. No pests visible. New growth healthy. Asks if normal.
Steve: sudden night temperature drop can trigger leaf shed, especially this time of year. Temporary if new growth forming. Assumes well-established landscape plant. New plantings stress differently.
Oleanders are poisonous despite beautiful blooms.
Established oleanders can shed significantly from temperature fluctuations without long-term harm. New growth confirms recovery underway.
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