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September Tomato Care Can Extend Harvest Into Late Autumn

September doesn’t have to mean the end of tomato season. A few targeted tasks can help more fruit ripen and keep plants productive well into late autumn.

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After a Heatwave, Tomatoes Benefit from the Right Pruning and a Protective Mulch Layer

In hot, muggy weather, tomatoes are far more prone to fungal disease when leaves stay wet and air can’t move through the plant. A few targeted cuts and a simple mulch “skirt” at soil level can dramatically reduce disease pressure.

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A Favourite Trick Seasoned Gardeners Use to Keep Tomatoes Healthy Until Harvest

Baking soda can help create a less welcoming surface for certain fungal diseases on tomato leaves when used correctly. It’s not a miracle cure, but it can be a useful addition to good prevention and everyday plant care.

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Black Spots on Tomatoes Alarm Growers but It’s Not a Disease

Dark, sunken patches on the blossom end of tomatoes look like a serious disease, but they’re usually a physiological disorder called blossom end rot. The key is steady moisture and sensible feeding so calcium can reach developing fruit.

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