"In the meantime, plant experts are warning gardeners to be on the lookout for the disease and to take quick action if it crops up. The first sign is often brown spots on plant stems, followed by nickel-sized olive-green or brown spots on the tops of leaves and fuzzy white fungal growth underneath. Tomato fruit will show firm, brown spots.
Spraying with fungicides can control late blight if begun before symptoms appear, but many plant experts recommend removing and destroying the plants instead to prevent spores from traveling."
knife crime on the rise in uk- what is it that they said about guns?
costa rica greenest, happiest country- won't last long- lots of americans are moving there
obama and a dem congressional majority hasn't changed much
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Hey, Betmo, an interesting list of links there.
Hope you're floating along with the current and keeping your head above water.
I may retire to a padded cell soon. Seems saner somehow. Watching the world lately is like watching a movie made by a madman: it makes no sense.
But then, perhaps it never did!
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