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READER’S QUESTION

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WE HAVE blight on our potato leaves and were told it can spread to tomatoes, even in a greenhouse. How can I protect them?

K. Durrant, Suffolk. BLIghT spores are carried in the air. But they’re transferre­d to plant leaves by rainsplash. But greenhouse crops are protected from rain and should stay blight-free. If any of your tomato plants are near the greenhouse door or under a vent, make sure they can’t be rained upon. Spores can also come from potato debris left lying about. So clear your garden of all crop remains.

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