Spot and Prevent Blossom-End Rot in Your Vegetable Garden

If you plant tomatoes, then you’ve probably seen a few sunken, black or leathery brown spots at the blossom end of some of your fruits. That’s blossom-end rot.

If you plant tomatoes, then you’ve probably seen a few sunken, black or leathery brown spots at the blossom end of some of your fruits. That’s blossom-end rot.