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  1. Glynne Williams
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    Tomato Growing 2024

    Thanks eatenbyweasels for your kind offer and for remembering my Blighted season! Think I will 'wait and see' how yours grow this season if you...
    Post by: Glynne Williams, Jan 20, 2024 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Tomato Growing 2024

    All you need is ONE plant. On Facebook today was one plant growing in a special greenhouse which produced a 32,000 harvest which is a world...
    Post by: Glynne Williams, Jan 5, 2024 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Tomato Growing Thread 2023

    Must order my seeds for this year so that I can plant in late January/March. I will search past posts to find favourites. Really not a big deal...
    Post by: Glynne Williams, Dec 27, 2023 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Tomato Growing Thread 2023

    Thanks very much so far for 'must grow' varieties! Hope to have more before I order!!Regarding breeding-in frost proofing! BEWARE, In my...
    Post by: Glynne Williams, Dec 13, 2023 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Tomato Growing Thread 2023

    Many members grow multiple varieties, perhaps relatively easy to choose, but can we do the harder choice and choose a hypothetical 5 varieties!!...
    Post by: Glynne Williams, Nov 30, 2023 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Tomato Growing Thread 2023

    Blight is a problem if you grow tomatoes. It spreads so efficiently given what Fungi need to be efficient. In my case I predicted that I'd...
    Post by: Glynne Williams, Nov 12, 2023 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Tomato Growing Thread 2023

    Re: Crimson Crush and its blight resistance. I had blight on my outdoor cordons, including CC, and decided to deal quickly with almost all the...
    Post by: Glynne Williams, Oct 28, 2023 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Tomato Growing Thread 2023

    Fascinating stuff about folk's thoughts on growing, or at least dealing with problems, found on their Tom's. I suppose it's good to see that there...
    Post by: Glynne Williams, Oct 5, 2023 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Tomato Growing Thread 2023

    My holiday home is so different to home re gardening. Masses of decking/balconies for pots and I can't remember long spells of frost in the area...
    Post by: Glynne Williams, Sep 17, 2023 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Tomato Growing Thread 2023

    You lot have some wonderful trusses, well done!! Started a week's holiday literally on the banks of the Menai Strait so no Tom's for a week!! As...
    Post by: Glynne Williams, Sep 15, 2023 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Salvias in containers, what are your experiences?

    Yesterday THE GARDENER brought in a couple of gone-over flowering stalks of the giant form of Salvia patens, GUANAJUATO!! What was interesting...
    Post by: Glynne Williams, Sep 9, 2023 in forum: Container Gardening
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    Salvias in containers, what are your experiences?

    As mentioned, Beyond Blue from Raven's site.
    Post by: Glynne Williams, Sep 8, 2023 in forum: Container Gardening
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    Salvias in containers, what are your experiences?

    Salvias doing well this year again. The hardy ones just sped up from the ground but as I've said earlier tend to be mainly reds and pinks and...
    Post by: Glynne Williams, Sep 7, 2023 in forum: Container Gardening
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    Tomato Growing Thread 2023

    Thanks susishoe! Must be said i always take the slightest infection as being BLIGHT!!! I immediately uproot the whole plant and get rid of it!!...
    Post by: Glynne Williams, Sep 7, 2023 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Tomato Growing Thread 2023

    You may remember that Blight hit my outdoor tomatoes. I lost all my cordon tomatoes, pulled up and sent to non biological dumping. I even had...
    Post by: Glynne Williams, Sep 6, 2023 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Tomato Growing Thread 2023

    Thanks Baalmaiden! I've had, SO FAR, blight in all my cordon Tom's outside, and even in ONE of my previously blight resistant CRIMSON CRUSH a bush...
    Post by: Glynne Williams, Aug 27, 2023 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Tomato Growing Thread 2023

    Cheers Pete I agree, infection has to come from the outside! Obvious really! So whichever part is infected it will show!! Cheers JWK This is...
    Post by: Glynne Williams, Aug 24, 2023 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Tomato Growing Thread 2023

    Cheers!! But it's the possibility of fruit being affected by fungal spores rather than the plant I.e. the blight goes into the fruit from OUTSIDE...
    Post by: Glynne Williams, Aug 24, 2023 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Tomato Growing Thread 2023

    Didn't explain fully above that Crimso Crush is or has been for me BLIGHT RESISTANT!
    Post by: Glynne Williams, Aug 24, 2023 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Tomato Growing Thread 2023

    You may remember I posted that the Blight had got me and that the infected plants had been lifted and disposed of in a non biological way. Luckily...
    Post by: Glynne Williams, Aug 24, 2023 in forum: Edible Gardening
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