I tried cutting off the blighted areas of the tomatoes, then frying them. They were too hard for me to eat, but my hens liked them.
I am now keeping the unripe tomatoes in my garage in a laundry basket with a ripe banana, the hope is that when/if they ripen, I will cut off the bad bits and fry or stew the rest. So far the only plants affected were in grobags in the garden- others in grobags in a more sheltered spot are mainly OK. The greenhouse toms seem OK. My container grown potatoes did not get blight this year.
From a Limey who waited for his German Green tomatoes to turn red.
By Alan B.
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Update. All my outside tomatoes in grobags in backyard have succumbed to blight. The ones I hoped to save still got it.
The greenhouse tomatoes are OK so far - also the soil grown ones in front of house.
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