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Tomato blight
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August 28, 2008, 20:30:34 »
Hello
My tomato plants that are in my raised bed have all be infected with blight. does this mean the compost is now not any good or is it safe to carry on using next year.
Any replies appreciated please.
Many thanks x
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manicscousers
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Re: Tomato blight
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August 31, 2008, 09:46:41 »
we have some blighted toms in our leek beds and the leeks are growing really well, I've just taken the tomato plants out, I think there are a few threads on here if you do a search (top of page) :)
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PurpleHeather
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Re: Tomato blight
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September 20, 2008, 23:47:58 »
Isn't this why we rotate crops?
Don't grow toms/spuds in the same bit of soil grow something else there next year. Dig up feral spuds?
Things like that.
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teresa
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September 21, 2008, 14:07:37 »
Oh I thought tomato blight was a air borne blight?
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