Looks like flea beetle damage to me. Safer Soap or Sevin will take care of the problem.

Good luck,

Gary

Thanks - That appears to be the problem...I checked pix on the web of flea beetle damage read up some and it sounds accurate. The plants are pretty vigorous, so not worried about them. But apparently need to monitor the corn for Stewart's Wilt. Thanks again!!

hi-

I believe I have the exact same spots on all of my tomatoes. however I cannot find a single picture online that looks like my problem...the brown spots on the leaves are less than 1/8 inch and all are in an EXACT uniform pattern. it doesn't look like the wilt disease or bacterial spot. and the leaves aren't "eaten into either.

the spots are on all 6 of my various container tomatoes and the others in the garden. the plants are all around the house. not just in one spot. I used all new soil and humus in the containers.

I also sprayed them with daconil (a veggie anti-fungal and anti-blight/leaf spot) soon after I planted them outside.

I can't figure out AT ALL what it could be or what I may have done wrong - any help? maybe I'll try to take a picture

We have 4 tomatoe plants in an upside down container. Some of the leaves have reddish/brownish spots on them and then are curling up/drying up. Iam thinking what thunder road1 said about his leaves. These are on the tops of the plants - maybe a flea beattle? I have other plants in the ground and they are not getting this on their leaves at all. Can't figure out what it is, but Iam going to spray with Sevin. Any ideas?