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What’s wrong with my vegetable?

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Something eating the leaves?   Spots appearing where they shouldn’t?   Plants wilting, yellowing or simply looking miserable?   You’ll find the common pests and diseases that affect it, what to look for, how serious the problem is, and how to fix it.

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Choose your vegetable below to get started.

Beets: Freshly pulled beets with red stems. What’s wrong with my beets?

Beets

Eggplant: Purple eggplants hanging on the plant. What’s wrong with my eggplant?

Eggplant

Peppers: Green peppers growing on the plant. What’s wrong with my peppers?

Peppers

Tomatoes: Large ripe red tomato. What’s wrong with my tomatoes?

Tomatoes

Cabbage Family: Head of green cabbage growing in the garden. What’s wrong with my cabbage family plants?

Cabbage Family

Lettuce/Greens: Rows of green and red leaf lettuce. What’s wrong with my lettuce and greens?

Lettuce/Greens

Potatoes: Large potato held in an open hand. What’s wrong with my potatoes?

Potatoes

Turnip: Several purple top[ed turnips with green stems. What’s wrong with my potatoes?

Turnips

Carrots: Freshly harvested orange carrots. What’s wrong with my carrots?

Carrots

Onions: Hand holding a large freshly pulled onion. What’s wrong with my onions?

Onions

Radish: Red radish root at the soil surface. What’s wrong with my radishes?

Radish

Corn: Ears of corn with husks pulled back. What’s wrong with my corn?

Corn

Peas/Beans: Pile of freshly picked green beans. What’s wrong with my peas and beans?

Peas/Beans

Squash/Cucumbers: Butternut squash growing on the vine. What’s wrong with my squash and cucumbers?

Squash/Cucumbers

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