Life after fusarium wilt

Impatient · August 5, 2010

I just figured out that the problem that is plauging my lovely little tomato patch is fusarium wilt. Losing about half of my plants in a raised bed that is only one season old and has been very organic until I started with daconil when I thought I had early blight.

If I use fusarium resistant plants can I reuse that part of the garden next year? The other half of my plants seem to be OK so far. Are there fusarium resistant OPs?

RIP: mortgage lifter, german red strawberry, kelloggs breakfast, chapman, brandywine sudduth, cherokee purple.

On the fence: black from tula

Still chugging along: hillbilly, black cherry, sun gold, winsall, bloody butcher, heidi and a nice selection of volunteers that I will not be weeding out over by where the compost pile used to be. Serendipity!

August 5, 2010	#1
Impatient Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Metro Detroit Posts: 19	Life after fusarium wilt I just figured out that the problem that is plauging my lovely little tomato patch is fusarium wilt. Losing about half of my plants in a raised bed that is only one season old and has been very organic until I started with daconil when I thought I had early blight. If I use fusarium resistant plants can I reuse that part of the garden next year? The other half of my plants seem to be OK so far. Are there fusarium resistant OPs? RIP: mortgage lifter, german red strawberry, kelloggs breakfast, chapman, brandywine sudduth, cherokee purple. On the fence: black from tula Still chugging along: hillbilly, black cherry, sun gold, winsall, bloody butcher, heidi and a nice selection of volunteers that I will not be weeding out over by where the compost pile used to be. Serendipity!