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Jun 18, 2020 11:26 AM CST
Name: Rita
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DaveofNJ said:Is it OK to use fungicides near plants that you are going to eat?
I have a crop of herbs: parsley,Thyme, sage, oregano. It's in close proximity to the roses, 3 to 5 feet away. I'm hesitant to use something that's going to get into the soil.
But the black spot is rampant, alas.


I use a systemic Fungicide on the roes or they would be a black spot mess. No way can you get that stuff on edibles.

So here is what I would do. Instead of a spray I would mix up the fungicide in a watering can. Then water the roses and the leaves as if you are using a folliage fertilizer. If your careful it will not get near the herbs as this way no drift.

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