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06-05-2008, 12:02 PM

southlondongardener southlondongardener is offline

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American mildew on gooseberries

Yesterday I went to spray my gooseberries with washing soda solution to stop this but it was too late for my Langley gage.

I cut the infected bit off and sprayed it and the others with the preventive mix.
Apart from spraying and watering every day does anyone have an idea to prevent any more damage.

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