Picnic,

When I read thru your post, what I'm hearing is yellow leaves.

There's lots of reasons why leaves turn yellow ranging from water logged soils to overfertilization with high P containing fertilizers to systemic diseases that can cause various diseases, most of them associated with wilting.

Are there any spots on the leaves that would indicate a foliage disease such as Early Blight, Bacterial Spot , Bacterial Speck, Septoria Leaf Spot?

If no definite spots of another color then some of the things I mentioned above might pertain.

Any wilting when they shouldn't be wilting?

All leavers or just the ones at the bottom?

Carolyn

No, there are no spots, lesions, or any wilting on any plant set of leaves, or stems. Just lots of healthy leaves on plants that look so healthy you begin to think they were meant to have an anitqued 'yellow' leaf look! (Sets fruit fine, eaten plenty of it so far...)
Could this be a by product of an earlier accidental spraying of the Funginex & Diazanon concoction meant only for roses?

Could this be a by product of an earlier accidental spraying of the Funginex & Diazanon concoction meant only for roses?

Could be.

Carolyn

What about the fact I have a black walnut tree growing 25ft from my garden?
Think that juglone poison from the black walnut would do this type of thing?