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This isn’t technically a disease, but a problem that develops from growing conditions. At risk are aubergines, chillies, cucumbers, squash, melons and tomatoes. The blossom end of the fruit gains a da
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Stefan Buczacki Professor Buczacki is a horticultural expert, ...
How can I keep my tomatoes safe from pests and diseases? One of the most common diseases to affect tomatoes is blossom end rot. This is identifiable by the large, circular, discoloured patches that ap
How can I save my cordyline? It’s possible ...
Your hard work in the garden is paid back this month – but keep on pruning and planting to enjoy even more fruits from your labour
