Do the leaves have a blistered, narrow appearance? Do the leaves have a stringy appearance? Plants stunted?
Do you have aphids in the garden?

Any herbicides/weedkiller used nearby? Could be damage from drift.

I sprayed http://www.spectracide.com/ProductCategories/OutdoorInsecticide/TriazicideSoilTurfConcentrates/ on the whole garden about 2 weeks ago but I still have ants.I dident spray any herbacides on it though.
No blisters its just like the leaves are not forming compleatly any more.

You're trying to kill the ants in your garden? Why?

I read that they wernt good for tomatoes that they spred aphids and that they tunneled into the fruit.

I don't know what is in Sprectracide but I'd hold off using it until you're sure it doesn't harm your tomatoes. See if new growth is normal afterwards.

I was not planning on it. Thats the only chemical that I have used on or near the garden and I did that thinking it was ants that caused the first plant to deform.So I know it was not the chemical insecticide that caused it.
It starts at the top as deformed leaves then it works its way down the plant as virticly curled leaves.The whole prosses takes about 5 days.

So I know it was not the chemical insecticide that caused it.

Then maybe it's tiume to go back to what Tree was asking about above which was directed at either TMV or CMV, meaning one of the mosaic viruses.

Since TMV would be exceedingly unusual to see I would think that CMV ( cucumber mosaic virus) which has about 800 other hosts including many commonly grown vegetables should be considered.

Why don't you go to Problem Solver # 2 thread here on the first page and look for pictures of CMV and also Google some info about it and see if that might be the problem.

Carolyn