How can I get rid of disease in my garden?

Jay25311010
by Jay25311010
For some reasons my garden is being eaten up by some form of desease. I don't know what's going on. I used the 7dust on them but my vegetables are just not getting healthy.

  5 answers
  • Janet Pizaro Janet Pizaro on Jun 23, 2017

    There could be numerous situaions and with out knowing what is wrong I would recommend not using seven.If you can post close up photos that will help to determine what is happening

  • Michele Pappagallo Michele Pappagallo on Jun 23, 2017

    You might contact your local home extension office to see if they have someone that could give you some advice. They may be able to tell you what the disease is you you will have a better idea of how to stop it.

  • Kym Piper Kym Piper on Jun 23, 2017

    I crush up six dried red chillies four cloves of garlic and two cups cooking oil mix it all togeather then top the water container with the mixture and water I fill the watering can to the top and water all my veg plants and they are so big and healthy cabbages cauli broccoli lettices herbs cellary carrots and more they are amazing very few nibbles on the leaves hope this helps


  • Cheryl Cheryl on Jun 23, 2017

    Seven dust is one of the worst things to use in a garden - you can kill a whole hive of bees if they land and then carry the powder back to the hive. Also, Seven is not for disease - it's for insects. If you MUST use it, at least use the spray when bees are flying because once it dries, it won't hurt them.


    There are LOTS of disease symptoms, so impossible without some description of the damage and what kind of plants have it. And climate - are you in a humid area? Also a lot of sucking insects can even make something look diseased. If you can upload a closeup picture of a good example and tell us what the plant is, maybe we can help. Vegetables or flowers? Sorry, just not enough information.

  • Cheryl Cheryl on Jun 23, 2017

    Ok, just saw "vegetables". Also, nutrient deficiencies can look like disease. Need pictures close enough to easily see the damage to a leaf.