courgette plants

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  1. sheelaghm

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    Hi, my courgettes have had powdery mildew for a month or so but have continued to produce good fruits so all I have done is removed the worst leaves and let it be. However now they are coming to their end, can I put the plants/compost (they were grown in containers) into my compost heap or does it need to be thrown, like Toms with blight? Can anyone advise please? Thanks :cnfs:
     
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    Bin it or the powdery mildew sits in wait in the compost for next year
     
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    Hi Andy

    Thanks for the reply I will bin the lot (still producing some fruit so I'll hang fire a bit though)
    Thanks again
    Sheelagh :wink:
     
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