Heirloom Tomato disease help please
bigparcel
10 years ago
I am new to this vegetable gardening and am having some success with cherry tomatoes, peppers, Zuchini, and Cumumber however my heirlooms tomatoes are not coming through and I have noticed the speckling on the leaves. Can anyone help me identify it from my photo and suggest a treatment? Thank you for any help.
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