but tomato mosaic virus and yellow leaf curl virus are the most common. In many cases, they’re spread by the pests in your ...

Distinguish Nutrient Deficiency from DiseaseNitrogen - Yellow or pale green old leaves, purple underside of leaves;Iron - ...

When you're growing your tomato plants during the summer, you might notice some with curling leaves. Here's why that happens and how to stop it.

Young plants may have twisted leaves and become stunted. Tomato plants infected with the cucumber mosaic virus are stunted and exhibit “shoestring syndrome,” in which the edges of the leaves ...

leave mosaic patterns on the tomato leaves and cause stunted growth. There are more than 20 viruses worldwide, but the most common include tobacco mosaic virus, tomato mosaic virus, tomato spotted ...

New varieties of tomatoes are set to deliver stronger, longer-lasting defence against the devastating tomato brown rugose ...

T: Resistance to tobacco mosaic virus. Tomatoes and tobacco are in the same family, Solanacea, and are susceptible to a virus that causes the leaves to become mottled and discolored, creating a ...

Tomato harvest season is nearly upon British-based gardeners, as baking midsummer 30C heat bears down on the UK. After sowing in late winter, the plants should have developed fruit in late spring ...