Infected soil?

I would say yes
especially if its anywhere near potatoes

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Most things will be fine, but next year, the tomatoes or spuds planted in the same soil will get re infected with blight. YOu would probably have to remove it sooner rather than later, before the blight spores get washed further into soil.

I have been told that a treatment of Jay's fluid and water, about 2 capfulls of Jays fluid to a gallon (4.5 ltr.) water and give the area a good soaking will do the trick. I was told this by an old allotmenteer so who knows but I will be doing it this winter!

is that the stuff that cleans drains Ian?

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Yes Moomoo, I got mine from Tesco,
Did I say I like the new avatar pic. :~))

maybe that would work then as I remember my mother and Nan using this on paths and patios to kill off the green and it never affected any plants nearby!!

you didnt but thank you hunny

nearly as good looking as you :o)

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if we put our pics next to each other i would be looking at you....spooky!!

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The guy that told me said it wouldn't affect any plants at all but to do it later on in the year about four or five weeks before you start planting again. :~))
Spooky? that has to be really scary for you. Lol

Thanks all, Jayes it is then.

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just be prepared to put up with the smell and wear od clothes because it lingers. Prob best to leave it a few months or over winter to wash out..