blight - the fightback

Discussion in 'Pests, Diseases and Cures' started by ruffmeister, Aug 14, 2007.

  1. ruffmeister

    ruffmeister Gardener

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    Hey there,

    as you are aware blight has devesated our tomatoes and has killed the majority of the plants, however cutting the dead material out and allowing new growth to form has rescued the day. As we picked the first sucessful fruits.

    Click here to see pictures of the Blight Fightback

    As you can see there is a lot of blight still there but its not spreading and eadible fruits are beginning to be plentiful.

    Other news this week is, the magnitude of pumpkins, onion harvests, a major weed, and continued harvests.

    Regards
    Lottieblogs
     
  2. oktarine

    oktarine Gardener

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    Good luck with the fight!
     
  3. shiney

    shiney President, Grumpy Old Men's Club Staff Member

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    A similar thing is happening with ours [​IMG] :D
     
  4. kryssy

    kryssy Gardener

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    Lost ours too - and it was the first year for veggie growing. Really pleased you have managed to save some Ruffmeister.

    While out walking yesterday only saw one garden with tomato plants in - and they looked quite pathetic. If you knew how much the French grow in their gardens you would understand how not seeing any tomato plants is a catastrophe here. We'll be buying them on the black market [​IMG]
     
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