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Downy mildew resistant varieties of sweet basil now available

Posted on July 3, 2018 by southernipmcenter

Four new varieties of sweet basil resistant to downy mildew are now available to growers.

Rutgers University-New Brunswick announced in June that collaborative research and variety selection had spawned seeds for new varieties resistant to the dreaded disease. Continue reading →