Now here are the photos (click on the marigold photo to get a real look at the infestation)After a great season of lush six-foot plus tomato plants which have born a heavy yield of green tomatoes and cherry tomatoes, the leaves are yellowing and turning brown. We have had a heat wave here, but I gave them extra water, but they still seem to be dying. I looked at the underneath of the leaves and don't see anything visible in terms of creatures, but I'm not sure. The other day when I was out there I saw a LOT of tiny things with white wings on the dirt. I sprayed with a soap/pepper/garlic solution. I don't see them now, but they just don't seem to be doing as well as they were a week ago. HELP. They are so close to ripening, I don't want to lose them now. I had fried green tomatoes the other night for the first time, and they were DELICIOUS! I want to keep em comin'! Is this normal? I'm new to gardening in this area.
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I'm not sure if the tomatoes have the same problem but they are definitely wilting!
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This is sooooo gross!!! My garden has been doing so well all summer and now this! PLEASE HELP1!