Excellent photo/description PDF of tomato diseases
 

[URL]http://solutionsforyourlife.ufl.edu/hot_topics/pdfs/Tomato-Diseases.pdf[/URL]

This is one of the best foliar disease PDFs I have seen. Large crystal clear close up photos of tomato and pepper diseases, and simple clear concise solutions.

Marsha

Thanks for posting this. Even though I am a Master Gardener in north Florida and use the IFAS website, I have never seen this one. It has the best pictures I have seen.

Great photos!! Thanks very much for posting this. darlene

really excellent photographs and reference for disease signs and symptoms. Thank you for posting this, I will share it for gardeners up here.
KarenO

awesome reference! Thank you so much for posting it.

and people wonder why I want 0.05% copper in my fertilizer :yes:

nice work ginger

Thanks, Marsha- that's a new one for me, too. I've got it bookmarked.

kath

Thank you so much!!!

I am saddened by how many of these I saw last year, but thrilled to be better armed this year.

I thought it was great too. I sent a PM to Mischka asking if he would like to sticky it. Hope he does.:)

Marsha

Awesome Info, I'm sure I'll be using it alot this season Thanks for sharing Marsha :)

Thanks. Far better pictures than usual.

Marsha great PDF and the photos are wonderful. Thanks for sharing with us.

great pictures, thank-you

[QUOTE=ginger2778;388676][URL]http://solutionsforyourlife.ufl.edu/hot_topics/pdfs/Tomato-Diseases.pdf[/URL]

This is one of the best foliar disease PDFs I have seen. Large crystal clear close up photos of tomato and pepper diseases, and simple clear concise solutions.

Marsha[/QUOTE]
I was at a work shop yesterday and they had a good handout of nutritonal and other disorders of tomatoes. think between the original post and this one we could diagnose most problems we encounter with our tomatoes.
[url]http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/pdffiles/HS/HS20000.pdf[/url]

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You are welcome. I'm so glad that it is helpful.:)

Marsha

Here's another excellent one from Iowa State University
 

From their dept of plant pathology

[url]http://www.vinesgardens.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/13_Tomato-Diseases-and-Disorders.pdf[/url]

Marsha

Do appreciate the additional pdf. Learning is FUNdamental.

Thanks
 

All of the links you shared are excellent Ginger. I especially like the Iowa info because of the detailed "word" information. It gives me the inspiration to take the best photos I can for reference....should any of my tomatoes become sick.

Zeroma
8-)

Here's another excellent link with several diseases and several insects,on many veggies and trees, roses etc. great descriptions and wonderful close up photos.

[url]http://www.wvu.edu/~agexten//ipm/factsheet/Plant_Disease_Fact_Sheets_July_6_09.pdf[/url]

Marsha

Thanks so very much for posting this great info and photos with descriptions!!!

Good resource
 

Thank you for offering it. One thing we home have going for us, is we grow on a tiny scale compared to commercial operations. The one thing we cant control is the weather so even growing on a small scale can get ugly if the weather throws you some curves.
Where I live in Oregon I only get one shot at outdoor home grown tomatoes, so if I start losing plants I am out of luck. Which is why I hang out here..........to get the best info from around the world.

KarenO posted this wonderful youtube video in a different thread,about how to tell the differences in diseases that mimic each other. Best 5 minutes I have spent in a while.


[url]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aA4PuEKaQpY[/url]

Excellent video! Thanks for the link. Happy to know I am not alone in having trouble figuring out the difference in all these diseases. :evil::bummer::x:dizzy:

Had close to 2 inches of rain again last night ...... time to go spray again. :?:

What? Only 2"?:panic:

The Tomato Chooser app has really good pictures, and it will help you choose resistant verities.

all your info Ginger and co. helped me very much.....thank you very much!

Thanks for posting Ginger. I think I have all of these diseases this year.

Thank you, Marsha.