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Q: I'm busy looking at seed catalogs to plan my garden, but remembered how blight took over my tomatoes this past summer. You answered a question for another person concerned with the same problem, ...

There is something wonderful about fresh, homegrown tomatoes. They always taste so much better than those bought at the store, and they have this delicious smell to them. So, it is always hard to see ...

To prevent this from happening, you'll want to make a habit of checking your tomato plants for evidence of the arachnids at least a few times each week. Be sure to flip the leaves over, since that's ...

Q: My tomatoes were all affected by blight this season. Is there anything I can treat the soil with to kill the disease for following seasons? I know rotation of the site is best, but I have a limited ...

Tomato disease can be traced to one of four causes: fungal, bacterial, viral, and environmental. Learn to identify them and ...

We put so much money into those tomatoes," he said. "&hellip; It's been pretty bad for us."<P> Growers can limit the damage done by early blight, according to Beale.<P> "A couple things you can do to ...

It's a great feeling to walk out to your garden and pluck a ripe tomato for lunch. But there's nothing worse than noticing ...