tomato problem - spots, dying - what to do?
13 years ago
Hello! I have been reading these forums for years but now I must post. I've no idea what is going on with my tomato plants or how to solve it. It is happening to all of the tomato plants regardless of type. I have attached a picture and I'm hoping someone can help identify the problem and help me come up with a suitable solution!
THanks,
Jill
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