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Talkback: More mischief

to be arrested but have recovered and now I am harvesting some lovely sound fruit which are delicious. Although there was a lot of blight on the tomatoes at our allotment, by picking off the blackened stems, I still got a good supply. The plants in my greenhouse by Lorna

28/11/2011 18:29:55

by Antonia

turbo plants

grow many plants from them. Some people have real problems with tomato blight, in which case grafted plants would be well worth a go. The same thing goes if you're growing yours for a show. Otherwise I think it's more fun to use seeds. Emma by newallotmenteer

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25/01/2012 15:06:26

by Emma Crawforth

Talkback: Potato blight

This is my first year growing potatoes but last year my tomatoes suffered from blight so this informaton is useful i have just started with a veg garden, i have chosen potatoes as we can use them as a novice i need lots of help,which your site by brenda-watson

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22/03/2012 14:18:08

by Pegmerobin

Grafted tomato plants

Anyone grow grafted tomato plants? I did but got blight. Still had a reasonable crop but I'm not sure if standard tomatoes are much different. Been growing toms for a few years but don't seem to get as many as I think I should,do. Should foliage by Verdun

14/11/2012 17:24:53

by Busy-Lizzie

Talkback: Grey mould on soft fruits

HiI have had a problem with tomato blight for the last three years, having just read an article ref Botrytis on Rasberries, could this be causing me my problem withe my toms.Cheers can i transplant raspberry bushes and if so when would be the best by mynewgreenhouse

24/11/2011 15:29:08

by welshman60

Tomato rot?

Hi there, Its my first time growing tomatoes in the greenhouse. Almost all the tomatoes on the lowest trusses have some kind of rot / infection. See pic below I'd love to know what's wrong how to avoid it next year Can I compost them by Jammy2

20/09/2012 23:07:02

by Phil Retallick

Talkback: Potato blight and Bordeaux Mixture

their keeping date. I grow all my tomatoes in the conservatory now because of the blight. I know this is nothing to do with potatoes but can someone help me with my grape vine. Its 3 years old now and I know I have to prune it but how hard do I prune by Green Horn

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14/02/2012 15:43:47

by crazy witch

Talkback: Tomatoes: best varieties for flavour

arthritis rather than red tomatoes. I love Roma tomatoes, but won't grow them again as they are a bush variety. As you say, blight is terrible and it's necessary to spray, but it's very hard to spray plants which are thick with foliage carrying dozens by bobnmal

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28/11/2011 18:40:04

by fraserrennie

Non chemical solution for blight?

from sale to the public soon - next year I think. I used it on my tomatoes at the first signs of blight (at least I think that's what it was) and it does seem to have stopped it progressing. I'd be interested to hear if anyone has good results by Lynne Currie

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01/07/2012 16:00:39

by Lynne C

Talkback: Tasty tomatoes

have invested heavily in care (water, feed and plenty of air around them) but.......?? The tomatoes in my greenhouse have all died. I think it is blight and it even spread to some outside. Has anyone else had this problem and how can I stop it happening by marybakers

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28/11/2011 18:29:46

by green fingers

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