Bean problem:

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This is a chineese noodle bean, and it is not happy. I have a row of Blue
Lake pole beans 2 feet away that are growing fine. All of the noodle beans
look like this. I don't believe it's insect damage. The weather has been in
upper 70s, lower 80s. Water is about an inch a week. Soil is well drained,
moderately rich loam. Growth is slow, and leavs are discolored and tend to
curl at the edges. All of them seem to do it. Once the get past a certain
size, the plants grow well, it only seems to happen when they are young.
Does anyone recognize this, or have any suggestions?


Tomato problem:

I have one plant that is developing discolored curling leaves:

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All of the other plants are vigorous and healthy. I'm tempted to destroy the
plant now before it spreads to the others? Anyone recognize this,
suggestions?


And lastly, a tomato curiosity:

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I have a row of these, but don't remember what I planted (the labels got
mixed up). I've not seen tomatoes do this before. It seems to be a
characteristic of the type of plant, as the entire row is doing it. Anyone
recognize this?