Tomato blight (also known as late blight) is a disease caused by a fungus-like (Oomycete) organism that spreads rapidly through the foliage and fruit of tomatoes in warm, wet weather, causing collapse ...

Late blight is a potentially devastating disease of tomato and potato, infecting leaves, stems, tomato fruit, and potato tubers. The disease spreads quickly in fields and can result in total crop ...

below), ideally of at least four years (also avoid growing tomatoes in the soil during this period) Destroy all potatoes left in the soil, and any waste from storage, before the following spring The ...

Beth Otway, a horticulturist and founder of Pumpkin Beth, has shared that the disease Late Blight is very common in autumn and can spread quickly in a garden through tomato plants. She said ...

Remove infected leaves and rotten fruit from the garden. Remove or bury tomato plants at the end of the season. More information on early blight of tomato. More information on bacterial spot of tomato ...

On his blog, Monty revealed that despite only planting his tomatoes in June, they need regular attention throughout July – especially in the latter half of the month, when they are under threat from ...

According to RHS Gardening: "Potato blight is the most important potato ... wet western regions. Tomatoes are affected too, ...