Tomato Blight 2011
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Greenthumb18
Deeply Rooted
Thanks for that heads up digitS' !! 
Lets just all hope we won't have to worry about any blight this season. I'm prepared though just in case, I ordered this Copper Fungicide Dust that looks promising.
Lets just all hope we won't have to worry about any blight this season. I'm prepared though just in case, I ordered this Copper Fungicide Dust that looks promising.
skeeter9
Deeply Rooted
I think we all deserve a disease-free growing season considering the weather we have had to contend with. Let's take a vote.. . .
wifezilla
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journey11
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Thanks for the heads up, Steve! That was a really good article. Be sure to check out the link on there, Tomato Defense Guide. Good pics of it there, as well as a few other tomato diseases for comparison.
They said I ought to rip out my volunteers (I have a couple in the compost pile I am watching, just to see how they'll do.) But another site said to destroy this years volunteer tomatoes only if your crop was affected by late blight in the year prior, so I'll just keep an eye on them.
They said I ought to rip out my volunteers (I have a couple in the compost pile I am watching, just to see how they'll do.) But another site said to destroy this years volunteer tomatoes only if your crop was affected by late blight in the year prior, so I'll just keep an eye on them.
chris09
Garden Ornament
Time to stock up on the BONIDE Copper Dust.
Chris
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