My tomato leaves on one plant are shriveled, but not on surrounding plants

All are planted in a raised garden box with a mixture of topsoil and potting soil. I have two plants that are less then 3′ away and they are doing great.

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#1 Comment By Heather On 06/27/2012 @ 9:14 am

There are several reasons this can happen, from disease to root damage to fertilizer burn. As the plant is failing, I would recommend removing it ASAP. If it is failing due to disease, that disease could spread to nearby tomato plants if it is left in the ground.

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