Articles related to "Late Blight"

A tomato disease, called "late blight," has recently been detected in New England, as well as almost every state along the eastern United States.

Late tomato blight has stolen the sweet rewards of harvest time from gardeners throughout the eastern region of the United States.

Gardeners need to be aware of the negative effects of above-average rainfall on plants, and how they can prevent and treat damage to the garden.

Grow a good crop of potatoes and prevent pests and diseases from destroying them.

The simple idea of recycling spent coffee grounds back to the earth stimulates green thumbs to join the java jolt and brew compost in gardens across North America.

Companion planting, a staple technique of chemical-free horticulture, works particularly well for tomatoes. Find out which plants will help your crop!

Organic gardeners who think celery is difficult to grow in the natural vegetable garden can grow healthy plants by following a few rules.

China is one of a group of countries looking at the potato as a way to improve food security it and other concerned countries are being helped by Lima-based CIP.