:garden:about:plants:tomatoes:blight

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No hope for these tomatoes
In our first experience with blight we attempted to save anything and everything possible. But blight had spread massively and we didn't salvage many tomatoes.

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Keep the rain off
This did keep off the rain, but the extended cool cloudy weather let the blight spread to all the plants.

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A survivor
This plant resisted blight longer than any of the others, so we were prepared to trim and remove any blighted part of the plant. We managed to ripen this tomato on the plant.