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time i have treated my gooseberry bushes for fungus as recommended by the instructions on the bottle my question now is "are the fruit now edible when they finally mature " or do i need to destroy the affected fruit? by mynewgreenhouse

bin? Lainey - not really, it will slow down the compost production.I compost it separately - keep it wet for a year, to let the wood shavings rot down a little. I then use it as a mulch round my apple trees and soft fruit. Keeps the weeds at bay by frances

seven toms of the Sweet Millions and none off the Moneymaker. I've had problems with grey mould more than blight. The only time I suffered with blight was with last years potatoes.I've got about another 50 toms on that haven't ripened but it's been a bit by Chilipops

for veggies. I'm happy here.   Cheesecake with strawbs from the garden. I had to buy the kwi fruit!   Yummy looking cheesecake. A sunny day in Rossendale, strangely after yesterday's downpour. we have no water coming from the taps! The garden is alive  with by gardeningfantic