Blight has well and truely caught these outside tomatoes. Our second early tomatoes were also infected but the main crop so far seem clear. Strange.
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David
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- Evington Hilltop Adventures
- Leicestershire, United Kingdom
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2007
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July
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- Cranberries
- Blight
- Peas
- Baby Leeks
- Pressure Canning
- A few very smug trugs
- Herb bed
- At home
- Sun (no really) Dried Tomatoes
- Grapes
- Can I have a Pea please Bob?
- I really cant be bothered
- Onions
- Organic pest control
- Stan
- Pure nectar
- I know I keep banging on about
- Pick a peck of peppers
- Calendula Hand cream
- A wet afternoon and some scrap timber
- Preserving
- Tomato time
- Nitrogen nodules
- Growing nicely!
- Bleu de Solaise
- BBC FILMING FOR THE ONE SHOW
- The morning after the night before
- Its our Birthday
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July
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Useful links to handy posts
Quality Blogs and Web sites
- Reads Retreat
- Mas du Diable (Fr)
- Thank you for the days (UK)
- USDA Canning Guide (US)
- Evington Hilltop Allotment Society (UK)
- Grow Your Own Magazine and Forum (UK)
- Kitchen Garden Magazine and Forum (UK)
- The Seed Site (UK)
- Freecycle (UK)
- Daughter of the soil (UK)
- Holly Cottage (uk)
- Hazel & Janes Blog -fab (UK)
- Veg Heaven (UK)
- The Hay Wayne (UK)
- Down on the Allotment (UK)
My favourite seed suppliers
A selection of my favourite cookery and gardening books
- The Curry Bible by Pat Chapman ISBN 9781843581598
- Vegetables by Sophie Grigson ISBN 0-00-721377-8
- Sarah Raven's Garden Cookbook ISBN 9780747588702
1 comment:
Hi Piglet,
Thanks for your reply on the canning. I was wondering what blight looked like. Now i fully know. Think i may have it. Useful to have an overview picture. Gonna do the same myself. Cheers.
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