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By henry (Guest Post)
June 28, 20080 found this helpful
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You may have blight- caused by a fungus in the air. it likes damp warm condition and was bad last year, it is the same a potato blight and could have caught it from nearby potatoes?
Burn all the dead leaves etc. I changed my soil for this year - hope it goes OK.

 
By McMillan968 (Guest Post)
July 7, 20080 found this helpful
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I lost some last year from the overly wet weather! (FLOODS) I took off ALL the leaves EXCEPT the very top and they lived.

 

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