Stop Verticillium In Its Tracks
June 30, 2010 5:54 am BusinessThere are few things more disturbing to a gardener than to walk out to check on their plants and find them wilted and yellow. It takes hours and hours of work to get a plant to grow and flourish, and then to have it cut down in the prime of its life. Not to mention the losses if you are in the business of selling your harvest. The common reason for this reaction in a plant is verticillium. It loves to strike healthy plants such as raspberries, strawberries and certain trees. To prevent infection apply a fungicide such as TerraClean when planting.
