Fungus and viral diseases are common garden challenges unless you take some simple steps to avoid them. Utilize nutrient rich, well draining soil and do not over water your plants as this is one of the leading causes of fungus and root rot. Watering in the early morning hours will keep your plants well hydrated during the hottest part of the day and be sure to keep flower beds clear of debris and weeds. A disease free garden is possible by following a few golden rules. Cheers
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