Tomato diseases

Learn how to control common tomato plant diseases like tomato wilt, blight, rot, and others.

Solutions to common tomato plant diseases and diseases - Yellow leaves wilt ruined fruit fungus pests keep destroying your tomato crop? [LEARN MORE]

Did you find black spots on the bottom of your tomato fruits? Figuring out how to fix blossom end rot is all about prevention and watering!

Even experienced gardeners can find their tomato plants suffering from diseases, pests, and other problems. Luckily, most issues can be dealt with once they're recognised, & this article gives advice for the 16 most common problems you might come across.

Not sure what’s plaguing your tomatoes? Our roundup of common plant diseases can help you to identify, treat, and prevent a variety of ailments. Read more.

Tomato plants often suffer an infection that causes spots shaped like bull’s-eyes. Read more now to learn how to manage early blight caused by Alternaria.

Septppria leaf spot. Note: white pin head in middle of spot. Photo Credit: Bruce Watt University of Maine, Bugwood.com

Growing tomatoes at home is a great for beginning and veteran gardeners. There are so many ways to successfully grow tomatoes that it may be the perfect first food to grow! I’m going to share everything I know about growing tomatoes to help you get started or to have bigger and better harvests. Growing Tomatoes...Read More

Late blight of tomato plants kills off foliage and rots fruit at its most destructive. Is there any help for late blight of tomato plants, and can you eat tomatoes affected with blight? Read this article to find out more.

It may be that your tomato plant has Tobacco Mosaic Virus (TMV). The "mosaic" appearance of the yellow/green tissues of the leaf, and what appears to be a "shoe-string" look (to a few of the leaves, but its really not very clear) is a characteristic symptom of this virus disease. Unfortunately viruses cannot be