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Megan Hughes

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Washington, D.C.
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5 reasons your tomato leaves are curling—and how to fix the problem

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By Megan Hughes
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When the foliage of your tomato plants doesn't look normal, understanding the reasons is key to fixing the problem. Reviewed by David McKinney Key Points Reasons for tomato leaf curl are heat stress, lack of moisture, excess pruning, transplant shock, or herbicide drift. Give the plants proper care, including watering and mulching, and avoid the use of herbicides or contaminated compost.
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Ants on Tomato Plants May Be a Sign of a Bigger Problem—Here's What to Look For

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By Megan Hughes
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8 Unexpected Things That Are Attracting Wasps to Your Yard (and How to Get Rid of Them Fast) Wasps are more aggressive than bees, especially when they feel threatened, and their sting is painful and worse than a bee’s. Despite their important …
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Ants on Tomato Plants May Be a Sign of a Bigger Problem—Here's What to Look For

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By Megan Hughes
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Credit: Bucsa Nicolae / Getty Images Key Takeaways Ants on tomato plants are usually drawn by honeydew from sap-feeding pests like aphids. Aphids can slow growth and damage leaves but are often controlled without chemicals by predators or weather. Prevent aphids by avoiding overfertilization, watering consistently, using mulch, and dislodging pests manually. Tomato season brings many garden-fresh food lovers to the vegetable patch, though not all are welcome.
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