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livinonfaith · January 12, 2013

Hi Carolyn!

I think that the two diseases on plants near the White Rabbit were Fusarium and then Early Blight. (However, I wouldn't bet my first born on that as I didn't have them tested, only compared them to online photos and descriptions.)

I really had no knowledge of how White Rabbit did in anyone else's garden, only mine. But in mine it outshone every other variety. (Out of twenty varieties) When the other tomato plants around it were dead and dying, it was cavorting wildly through their dead carcasses!

That's why I marked it in my notes to be disease tolerant, at least in my little nook of the world.

January 12, 2013	#5
livinonfaith Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina Posts: 1,332	Hi Carolyn! I think that the two diseases on plants near the White Rabbit were Fusarium and then Early Blight. (However, I wouldn't bet my first born on that as I didn't have them tested, only compared them to online photos and descriptions.) I really had no knowledge of how White Rabbit did in anyone else's garden, only mine. But in mine it outshone every other variety. (Out of twenty varieties) When the other tomato plants around it were dead and dying, it was cavorting wildly through their dead carcasses! That's why I marked it in my notes to be disease tolerant, at least in my little nook of the world.