Vinca (periwinkle) is a popular groundcover that can be devastated by Phoma blight, especially in wet conditions.
Symptoms: Branches and eventually the entire plant blacken at the base and die.
Pathogen: Phoma species.
Management: Avoid overhead irrigation to keep foliage dry. Apply a fungicide as a drenching spray to protect plants.
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