Whats Wrong With My Tomato?
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About this event
From disease to environmental factors, there is a lot that can go wrong with tomatoes!
Join the Montgomery County Extension Horticulture Agent virtually on Thursday, August 19th from 12-1PM to learn about some of the most common concerns when it comes to growing tomatoes.
The event is free but registration is required.
This event will be held via Zoom. It is recommended to have the app downloaded on your phone, tablet, or computer before joining the event.
With questions or for more information, contact Kaitlyn Lamaster at 910-576-6011 or email at kmlamast@ncsu.edu
*Accommodation requests related to a disability should be made by aug. 17th to Kaitlyn Lamaster, 910-576-6011 or kmlamast@ncsu.edu
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Organizer N.C. Cooperative Extension, Montgomery County
Organizer of Whats Wrong With My Tomato?
Montgomery County Center
203 W Main St
Troy, NC 27371
OPEN MON-FRI: 8A-5P
(910) 576-6011
https://montgomery.ces.ncsu.edu/
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