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How to deal with diseases
May 20, 2023
|Amateur Gardening
Nip them in the bud before they spread
OUR plants should be growing well and we should be full of optimism for the gardening year ahead, but this is no time for complacency.
Diseases can swiftly appear and spread and time spent now making sure plants are healthy, is time not wasted.
We have a climbing rose that was affected by rose black spot last year. In autumn I cut away and disposed of infected growth, binned fallen leaves affected by the disease, and mulched the rose to bury any remaining spores before disinfecting my secateurs.

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