UT Extension News: Early Blight in Tomatoes ...United Arab Emirates

By Chris Hicks, County Director – UT Extension Smith County With the fair going on I had slacked off on checking my garden vegetables. When I did get around to giving them a close look, I found that early blight had hit my tomatoes pretty hard. Caused by the fungus Alternaria solani, early blight is the most common disease of tomatoes in Tennessee, but with proper planning in the home garden, it can be avoided.  Like many fungi, early blight thrives under the extremely humid weather conditions we typically face in Smith County. Unlike some diseases, early blight can affect the leaves, stem, and fruit of the plant. Lesions usually appear first on older leaves as irregular, dark bro

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