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Fusarium Wilt

10 years ago

Planting an herb garden at my new home near Tyler, TX has been a challenging experience. Rosemary, lavender, mint and basil were transplanted and I put down seed for cilantro, oregano, dill, parsley, thyme, sage, catnip, more basil, mint and rosemary. The rosemary and lavender transplants have grown very little. I thought this was due to the limited amount of sunlight in that area. The cilantro and oregano seeds took off. The dill and parsley seeds were scattered due to our cat digging in the plot but some have managed to survive. The thyme seedlings have come up but have not grown since they broke the soil surface. No sage, rosemary, basil, or catnip seeds took. Today I had to pull the basil transplants due to wilting. Has anybody experienced wilt in their gardens and could this be the cause of all my mint varieties stunted growth? Any information would be greatly appreciated.

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