Some stores sold diseased plants

Full story: Brattleboro Reformer

A New Hampshire plant health specialist says late blight, a fungal disease that primarily affects tomatoes and potatoes, has shown up early this season and that some infected plants have shown up in stores.

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wgp09

Corinth, VT

Maine Public Radio online has identified the stores..........
The problem has been compounded by the widespread sale of infected tomato seedlings sold by Alabama-based Bonnie Plants at Walmart, Home Depot, Kmart, Lowes and other garden stores.
http://www.mpbn.net/News/MaineNews/tabid/181/...

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