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With a few DIY techniques
- Keep your garden clean. Pick up plant debris, remove dying stems or branches, weed the area regularly, and toss the debris in the garbage.
- Fertilize just enough to keep your plants happy – too much fertilizer promotes weak growth which is susceptible to disease.
- Wait to plant until the soil is warmed up. Planting to early will put extra stress on your plants and make them more susceptible to disease in the soil.
- Use mulch to keep weeds at bay and harmful fungi in the soil away.
- Inspect and remove infected stems and leaves. As soon as you notice signs of disease, carefully remove the leaf o stems and throw it away as soon as possible. By removing disease early on, you can help your plants to continue to grow healthily.