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Originally Posted by Duncan Lyall
Hi
I have been growing tomatos outside in the soil in my garden 20 miles
north of London in the UK for a number of years now.
I never grow them in the same place two years running although my
favorite bed, the one I used this year, hosts a crop every two years.
The bed faces West and is backed by a larch lap fence.
I fed at planting with pelleted chicken manure and then regularly with
Miracle Grow (last years batch).
This year, for the first time I grew potatos in the bed next door,
they have performed well and have shown no sign of blight (as far as I
can tell).
This year I have had an almost total crop failure.
Pictures here http://80.71.2.34:8815/tomatos/index.html show the
current state of the crop.
I will miss my home grown tomato soup this winter.
Can anyone tell me what has gone wrong ?
Many thanks
Duncan :-(
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Hi Duncan,
The Toms in my greenhouse are exactly in the same condition as yours.
I picked all the toms off the plants, i.e. the ones without any marks on them and ripened them off in a large cardboard box. So far they have been ripening off and suffered no damage.
I await some replys as I am trying to find out what has happened to my crop.
Cheers
Drew