Possible Alternia Early Blight
16 years ago
Hi, Could anyone tell me if this is early blight. This started last week. It seems to be in a few plants at the moment, but I would think it will spread.
I there so way to prevent from occurring.
Now that it is here is there a way to stop it.
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