Please read the label on the Daconil to see if you can use it on the peppers. Yes, they can get that fungus also. It is easily spread. If you touch one plant and then touch another. Sounds like a humidity problem to me. Try and google it and see what you find out!

You can't save the plants, though you can eat the blemished fruits if you continue to grow them. They usually don't develop full sized fruits once infected, though.

The best option is to pull the plant(s) before water splash, wind, or visiting insects carry the infection to other plants.

Mulch thickly next season if you want to use the infected plot.

Thanks...Kind of sad news. We had a lot of heavy rains early season which spashed some dirt up onto the bottom leaves...Was that the trouble? Also, as noted, a lot of humidity.

I'd like to try to control it and just see what we can get as the tomatoes are infected already (they look fine now since I have been spraying). But I understand that doesn't seem to be a good option for the peppers.

Thanks again!