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Talkback: Tomato blight

very useful info - thanx I have been informed that once I have had this tomato infection I cannot grow tomatoes for seven years, is this true? didnt find an answer to the question as to whether the tomato blight area of last year has to wait 7 years by jogriff

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05/08/2012 14:44:33

by Italophile

Dreaded Tomato Blight

I've seen the beginnings of blight on one of my tomato plants which is planted in the ground, the main stem is quickly turning black. The plant itself isn't heavy with fruit and has just a couple of medium sized toms which are far from being ripe by Leggi

10/08/2012 19:01:09

by Leggi

Help! Save my Tomatoes!

Some of my tomato plants have died, with others the leaves are going white and dry at the ends - are they short of some nutrient? I grew them from seed with these all in one compost plugs then planted them up in specialsed compost for bringing by Ruth Turner

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26/05/2012 13:19:38

by Ruth Turner

Tomatoes - pinching out

I know this question's often asked... but when do you pinch out the tops of your plants? My various vine tomato plants are generally 5 - 6 ft tall currently, with on average about four/five trusses with tomatoes on, starting to ripen now. clearly by Bf206

04/09/2012 17:28:56

by Italophile

Talkback: Planting out tomatoes

attacked by aphids. Ah, so that's why my tomato plants went like hotcakes at my Open Day, even after the organiser insisted I put the price up from 30p to 50p! Hard luck, Kate. Perhaps some good friend who lives near can give you some plants? My by oldchippy

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01/06/2012 22:12:57

by Anaconda2

Feeding tomatoes with powdered milk

Hi all' Is it true i can feed my tomatoes with non fat powdered milk? if so i was thinking once a week with the milk and once a week with the tomorite..Any thoughts anybody? Hi nigelw - must say I've not come across this before but would by nigelw

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30/06/2012 17:35:37

by Inkadog

best flavoured tomatoes

I love my Pink Brandywine tomatoes ... of all the many varieties I've grown they have the very best flavour... but Boy ! do they make you work for it ! Sometimes they need hand pollination ( and let's face it life is too short...). They are very by joanna macdonald

28/08/2012 18:08:13

by Italophile

Grafted Tomato Plants!

not produce so well, they were in a smaller pot so perhaps that was my fault, the fruit were not large, neither was the plant compared to ones I have seen growing in South Africa. I might try a grafted tomato in the greenhouse this year, the last 2 years have by JIMMMY

05/02/2013 22:57:11

by Busy-Lizzie

Tomato Growpots, any good?

waiting to hear about these, I have never tried them I just wonder why good they can be if they are clearing them out? Have thought about getting these but still wondering. It looks like the tomatoes would have a bigger root ball which hopefully would stop by LeadFarmer

15/03/2013 21:58:50

by Zoomer44

Tomato plants wanted

Hello, I live in dymock ( Gloucester area ) Gloucestershire. I am after around 100 tomato plants. A local garden centre is to costly. I was advised to go to a whole salers. Does anyone know any in Gloucestershire. Thanks Natasha Not too late to sow by Natasha Baker

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14/04/2013 22:46:26

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