With a super soggy May in the rearview, your garden might need some extra TLC. Certain plants, trees and shrubs are susceptible to too much water. With these techniques, your gardens and landscape will be on the upswing and can thrive for the rest of the season.

Vegetable plants, like tomatoes, and shrubs like lilac and some cherry and other fruit trees might be showing signs of damage from the wet spring. Plus, even any newly replanted seedlings may need a helping hand.

It's common after a stretch of wet weather to see certain veggie plants showing blight, especially tomatoes.

Blight is a disease carried by fungi or bacteria and can have numerous effects on your garden, like leaf spots, wilting or the plants may even die.

If you see blight happening on you tomato plants, you can sal

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