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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

Talkback: How to grow potatoes in a container

was blight. I was worried that it would spread to my tomato plants which are at the moment in my cold frames awaiting planting out. I can't find any advice as to what to do with the compost however. Can anyone help, please? rubinared; You were a bit hasty by sherlien

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06/04/2012 18:41:40

by tom2

Talkback: Growing tomatoes: dos and don'ts

This is my first year of trying to grow tomatoes - will need to keep this blog and refer back to it. I do love this site, so great to just click the mouse and get so much free info! Did get blight last year and ruined the plum toms and affected by growing tomatoes

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28/11/2011 18:40:31

by John from London

Talkback: Growing tomatoes outdoors

have also had success with the upside down planting of my tomatoes. I only bought one this year as it was a trial run but so far there has been no diseases or pests including the dreaded blight. Last year my potatoes and tomoatoes were covered in blight by mel

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28/11/2011 18:41:14

by Anonymous

Talkback: Potato blight

And then it goes on to destroy your tomatoes! Blight really is the word! Where are potato blight testing kit available from and at what cost? I used to be a fan of Belle de Fontenay but if there is any blight about they will get it. So it really by Frances M

28/11/2011 18:36:47

by julia

Old Compost

Simon Yep-best thing do with it-as a soil conditioner Don't do it if you had Blight though, or at least, don't use the compost in areas where you are going to grow potatoes or tomatoes. I use all old compost, planters as a soil coditioner on my clay soil by Simon5

08/01/2013 13:30:56

by Simon5

Favorite tomatoes

recommend that all tomatoes are grown in a greenhouse. Nothing is so upsetting as to see yur lovely thriving outdoor tomato plants decimated by blight. (well, almost nothing). I have grown loads of different varieties but the one I like the most is Alicante by John Reynolds

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11/03/2013 15:07:39

by Brumbull

Talkback: Allotment hits and misses

I and my fellow plot holder's also had a bad year with tomatoes thanks to Captain Blight, the only survivors on our site this year are in greenhouses, I wonder what i will be building over the winter lol What is wrong with our potato's. We grew them by supernanny

28/11/2011 18:39:23

by sedwards

tomatoes

there in the same way.? well there s a thought!!! I have had problems of tomato blight for the past couple of years and have now lost all my tomato plants again. I planted them in the troughs or plant pots. Kept well watered. Any tips for next year please Coralie by H7

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27/07/2012 19:50:07

by Italophile

Talkback: Potato blight

anyone give me advice about next year, Can I grow again or do I have to leave for a year or two? Thanks Hi Pippa,I appear to have got potatoe blight on my tomatoes we are going to destroy the plants but can you still eat the fruit? It is the first year by happymarion

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28/11/2011 18:39:05

by beth

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