Five years of tomatoes in one spot = disease buildup. Rotate to non-solanaceous crops (beans, squash, peas) for 2–3 years. If space is tight, plant grafted tomatoes—heirloom tops on disease-resistant rootstock. Graft yourself (xrl.us/tomatograft) or buy from Territorial Seed.
Tomato Seedling Spots: Need Photo and Seed Source
Managing Black Spot on Roses: Prevention and Control Strategies
New Tomato Problem: Fusarium Wilt in Containers
Identifying and Managing Tomato Stem Rot: Blight, Wilt, and Fungicide Treatment
Yellowing Tomato Tops After Heavy Rain: Waterlogged Soil or Fungal Disease?
Tomato, Pepper, Cucumber Decline in South Florida: Root Fungus, Nematodes, or Virus?
Diagnosing Brown Blotches on Greenhouse Tomatoes: Not Mosaic Virus
Tomato Blight Recurrence: Soil-Borne Fungus Management Strategies
Black Spot Disease (Diplocarpon rosae): Fungal Leaf Spots With Fringed Edges
Leaf Spot Disease: Bacterial or Fungal Spots With Yellow Halos
Tomato Disease Control: Prevention & Organic Management
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