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Karen2005 | 20:54 Wed 05th Sep 2007 | Food & Drink
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I'm very proud that I've grown tomatoes for the first time ever (in fact the first veg/fruit I've ever grown!) but some of them seem to have tomato blight.

Is it still OK to eat these? Should I cut away the nasty bits and perhaps use them in a soup or something?
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Personally I would cut away the nasty bits and throw them in the bin - NOT the compost bin because they may infect it. Don't be discouraged from growing them again - everyone seems to have tomato blight this year because of all the rain.
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Thanks for the advice and the encouragement. I did wonder if I'd done something wrong to get the blight, but having lurked on a couple of gardening message boards I've realised that it's quite common this year because of the rain.

I'll certainly give them another go!

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