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Blight prevention...?
- To: s*@lists.umsl.edu
- Subject: Blight prevention...?
- From: J* Q* <j*@oasis.novia.net>
- Date: Thu, 29 Jan 1998 19:56:36 -0600 (CST)
Hi guys - my first post to disyere list; please be gentle... :)
Is there any way to prevent blight? The notion of losing all my
tomater plants terrifies me. About half the tomatoes I'll be growing
this year are heirlooms, so I naturally have an interest in not having
blight happen. Same goes for VFNT - any way to prevent these, besides
planting resistant varieties?
Speaking of tomatoes, I have chosen to plant the heirloom "Amana Orange"
this year (both I and the tomato are native Iowans), and am wondering
if any of you all have any experience with this variety. Any input
is appreciated.
Thanks!
Jason
jasonq@oasis.novia.net
USDA Zone 5a, behaving like 6a this winter...
Omaha, Nebraska USA
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