Herbicide damage.

Either drift from weed management sprays or contaminated organic materials.

For the latter, see
http://puyallup.wsu.edu/soilmgmt/Clopyralid.html

Here is a link that might be useful: clopyralid herbicide contaminated soil

aaahhhhh We saw a lawn service taking care of the empty house next door. I bet you they sprayed on a windy day and my plants got hit. Thank You for the quick response time to replant.

I have the same thing happening with mine. Are you using compost? I have a compost pile (for the first time) that I've added horse manure & cow manure. I apparently did not let my compost "finish" enough before I added handfuls of compost to some of my tomatoes and this is what is happening. The manure has herbicide in it that is killing the tomatoes. So sad (mostly for my compost pile).

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{{!gwi}}