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Treating Soil After Tomato Blight

Treating the Soil After Tomato BlightIf you have tomato blight on your tomatoes it can be very difficult to get rid of. Prevent the blight from coming back next season by treating your soil. This is a guide about treating the soil after tomato blight.
     

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Planting Other Vegetables in Garden After Tomato Blight

My tomatoes had blight last year. Can I safely plant other plants in this spot, such as cucumbers? Thank you.

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By Amandablue 03/27/2010

Rotate the veggies is always a good idea. Never plant the same thing in a spot you did the previous year. We had tomato blight here despite the fact I started my own plants. I understand it came up from the south via infected plants. You were supposed to burn the infected plants which we did. This year I am using big pots for my tomatoes and not planting them in the ground, just in case. Last year I lost all my tomato plants, but not the ones in pots. Good luck.

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