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Leaf blight on squash and tomato plants

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I have vegetables in containers on the deck - tomatoes and squash came from Wal-Mart and Whole Foods. Several plants have blight. I'm not sure if its the infamous Wal-Mart blight or not, because I notice that nearby trees seem to have some kind of blight also. By "blight" on the trees and tomatoes, I mean that several leaves are yellow and have dark brown "decay" spots on them. The "blight" on the squash leaves starts with an ashy gray-white covering of the leaf, followed by its withering into brown.

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Leaf blight on squash plants

Location

Fairfax, VA 22030

We lost our tomato plants to blight this year, and we've had Japanese beetles on our peppers and broccoli

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The blight forced us to pull up all our tomato plants as a result of the blight. The beetles have been an intermittent issue.

Location

Ossining, NY 10562

Lack of growth and blight on tomato plants.

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Colorado Springs has experienced a large amount of rain this summer. A large number of my tomato plants have stunted growth and yellowing leaves with spots. Plants in containers seem to be doing fine but the plants in my raised garden are not. Is this a drainage problem or a temperature problem?

Location

Colorado Springs, CO 80905
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