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Sweet Pea

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Powdery mildew

White or ash-gray film that spreads over the upper surfaces of the sweet pea leaves, usually the older leaves.

Solution

Yates Super Shield Rose Spray - Concentrate

A systemic fungicide and contact insecticide, kills pests and mites on contact and systemically works from within the plant to control common diseases.