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  <description>The plants were really suffering from the wilt, one I had removed last weekend at the insistence of my son, AJ. I clipped off any branch with serious wilt and then I sprayed the entire garden, with focus on the tomatoes, with 3 in 1 fungicide.  Then 2 days later I set the sprinkler on in the morning and then completely forgot to turn it off and went to work.  I remembered at work and I tried to reassure myself that it was no different then if it had rained all day.  I got back 9 hours later and was sure that this was going to be the end of my tomato plants.  Three or four days later I checked on my plants and the tomatoes were looking much better; the following morning the wilt was gone!  I didn't think that a plant could survive wilt but I guess so. </description>
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