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Fusarium wilt help???
Folks:
We have Fusarium wilt in our vegetable garden, at least in the south end. I have some questions. 1) If I don't plant susceptible plants there for 3 or 4 or 5 years, will the wilt pathogens die off? Or is forever? 2) Will the pathogens spread throughout the garden by themselves or thru natural causes (e.g. rain), or must they be carried by tools, shoes, etc. 3) How can I clean my tools to prevent me spreading the dirt until my whole lot is infected? 4) Gardens Alive advertises a natural agent that attempts to outcompete the wilt (http://www.gardensalive.com/item_dis...9166&EID=GGA45). Has anyone tried this? 5) Am I doomed never to grow Brandywines or Green Zebras again?? Let me know, if you would. All info appreciated. the Mad Gardener |
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