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Originally Posted by MrBig46
Perhaps my compatriot and friend Milan HP will not be angry if I correct him a bit. Early blight is a leaf disease that overwinters on plant remains in the ground. If you have removed all the above-ground diseased parts of the plants, then the spores of Alternaria solani survive only in the remnants of the roots directly on the flowerbed where the plants were grown. So it is enough if you do not grow tomatoes in the same place, but it is possible to grow them right next door. Need not to put tomatoes somewhere on the other side of the garden, but the place of cultivation must be changed every year and on original infested flowerbed can be returned in three to four years.
Vladimír
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Thank you. Even thought I have a little acreage, I'd like to use an adjacent area because of convenience and amount of light.