Easy Gardening: Disease Control
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- Date of Publication
- January 25, 2022
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Overview
Publication Information
It's hard to tell when your plants are sick.
Make sense of the symptoms with our beginner-friendly Easy Gardening: Disease Control factsheet. In just 2 pages, you'll learn how to identify common diseases and keep them from spreading in your garden.
What You'll Learn
- Plant disease basics: Understand how viruses, fungi, bacteria, and nematodes affect plants.
- Symptom recognition: Learn how to spot wilt, rot, blight, and other warning signs.
- Control options: Follow proven strategies to fight common diseases.
Download your free guide factsheet and keep your plants healthy and happy!
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