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How to Manage Pests

Pests in Gardens and Landscapes

Tomato leaf roll

Firm and leathery leaves are common symptoms of tomato leaf roll; the lowest leaves roll upward in wet spring conditions. The tomato plant may look wilted.

Solutions

Tomato leaf roll symptoms disappear when temperatures become warmer and soils dry out. Normal growth resumes and there is no damage to the fruit that develop later.

Symptoms of tomato leaf roll
Symptoms of tomato leaf roll


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