by lorijones » Fri May 28, 2010 1:16 pm
I asked Andre about this and he isn't sure since the damage is appearing on the new growth first. It probably isn't one of the blights. This is a rare symptom. Were your tomatoes properly hardened off before they were placed out in the garden? Maybe they were sun or wind burned? It is also possible that it could be a nutrient deficiency. An iron deficiency will cause a yellowing of the foliage and will present first in the youngest leaves. Maybe try a shot of Miracle-Grow? Please let us know if they recover.