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Old August 10, 2013   #1
Derby
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Default Bacteria Spot - Is a rotation necessary?

After some internet sleuthing, I'm fairly certain my tomatoes are experiencing Bacteria Spot. I seem to be combating fairly well for the moment (not winning but not losing too badly).

I'm concerned about the implications for next year. I usually grow 10 or so tomato plants and an equal number of various peppers. I'm not terribly interested in growing something else instead. Do I need to suffer through a season sans tomatoes next year to let the bacteria die off? I don't know if I can go back to grocery store tomatoes.

I'm in central Illinois so relying on a nice, frigid winter isn't always an option.
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