What is wrong with my Tomato plants?
14 years ago
I noticed the yellow spots a couple of days ago, thought maybe it was too much water since it's been raining so much lately but then last night I noticed the other brownish/blackish spots on a few leave....is it too much water? leaf blight? some other virus?
according to the USDA I live in Zone 6b
thanks!
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