Article continues below ADVERTISEMENT Tomato blight is caused by a fungus-like organism which affects leaves and fruit in warm, wet weather. The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) describes blight ...

Should a tomato plant succeed in bearing fruit despite these conditions, the produce will decay on the stem and become unfit for consumption as the disease progresses up the plant. Early blight is ...

Tomatoes are famed for being a breeze to cultivate and require minimal fuss, but growers must keep a vigilant watch on their foliage. April's characteristic mix of warmth and rainfall sets the ...

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While tomatoes are relatively low-maintenance and will remain prolific without much work on your end, the key to a successful ...

If a tomato plant does succeed in bearing fruit, the produce will rot on the stem and become unfit for consumption as the disease progresses up the plant, reports the Express. Early blight is a ...

Tomatoes will thrive in zones 4–10, with Rubens suggesting they pair well with basil, carrots, and marigolds, one of the ...

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