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Talkback: Growing tomatoes: best tomatoes for flavour

to be Ferline for me again. I get blight badly here and the Ferline were hardly touched last year. Good tasting tomatoes & lots of them. JohnSouthWest – this problem-solving project on tomato leaf mould might help youGreenfingers – Gardener’s Delight is a good by Daniel Bolnei

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28/11/2011 18:43:13

by Mike Eagle

Talkback: What to do with a rotting tree

GREENMAN'S BLIGHT ON HIS TOMATOES WAS CONTROLLED. WILL GIVE IT A TRY NEXT YEAR. WHAT IS THERE TO LOSE? how toxic is an oleander plant ?? i have a 2 yr old grandson Oleander is one of the most toxic plants known. According to Wikipedia, a single leaf by greenman

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28/11/2011 18:39:33

by Batty

yellow spots on tomato leaves

I'm getting conflicting diagnoses. Is it the start of blight? Mosaic virus ? Bacterial infection ? Or a deficiency in something ...magnesium ? This was a recent discussion on this subject-my feeling is you will find the answer there http://www by joanna macdonald

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15/07/2012 07:19:51

by Dovefromabove

Talkback: Couch grass

. Tried taking the children (now four and eight) up there in the summer (such as it was),they just argued and demanded the toilet, iccreams, picnics etc. or moaned that their Nintendo DS had run down. Result, every last tomato got blight, runner beans ran by s debattista

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28/11/2011 18:37:23

by Tasia

Talkback: Sowing seeds for home-made ratatouille

for ratatouille for several years - except that I bought the olive oil and salt and pepper. The last couple of summers have really been a challenge. The tomatoes have got blight and the peppers and aubergines didn't ripen - even in containers on the terrace by DABBLER

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28/11/2011 18:40:23

by Anonymous

Talkback: Growing cucumbers

on gardening, as I write this it is pouring down again. Tomatoes I had in hanging baskets have got blight because of this weather, I wish now I had taken them into the greenhouse. The greenhouse tomatoes are doing really well though. It does seem so unfair by mjtclayton

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16/07/2012 21:07:42

by Zoomer44

Talkback: Tomatoes, aubergines and peppers

of warning: as you know allotments are a magnet for every conceivable pest and disease so beware of tomato blight. After 3 years of blight wiping out all my tomatoes, both outside and in a polytunnel, just as they were ripening, despite regular spraying, I by southwickman

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11/05/2012 14:09:28

by Excitable Boy

Wind damage to your plants..

did find some discoloured leaves on my outdoor tomatoes - could this be the cold winds? or could it be the beginnings of blight? I'd have thought it was too cold for blight yet. And yes, I wondered what planet Monty was on last night. He referred back by Don my Ton

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09/06/2012 22:14:57

by Shrinking Violet

potatoes for the winter

.but if its your first attempt wait awhile till spring but you need a potato expert.I did some in a bag this year and that too was a poor result . I've been googling potatoes a lot recently (checking on blight symptoms), and came across a couple of articles by flowergirl4

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02/09/2012 17:40:35

by flowergirl4

last years compost

I grow potatoes and tomatoes and cucumbers in pots and grobags abd potato bags and hanging baskets every year .At the end of the season I am left with half full bags pots etc of compost which I usually put on the garden.I am struggling to find more by bartonr

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24/01/2013 19:59:07

by Palaisglide

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