Oh Noes! Leaf Spot!

I really want to craft a long gag about me having a fungal or bacterial infection, but I don't really think my brain is up to that much cleverness today and it would just end up lame, so better to skip it. Anyway, it's my plants that have some variation on bacterial/fungal leaf spot, probably thanks to the ridiculously warm and wet spring we're having - and it's not just the ones I planted, but pretty much anything green and growing. As far as I can determine, it's a minor problem (cosmetic rather than systemic) - unless, say, it keeps raining like it's supposed to do off and on this week. I'm particularly worried about the seedlings as even the wee tiny cucumbers and beans are showing spots.

My plan of attack is copper fungicide. Directions say to use 0.5 to 2.0 fluid ounces in a gallon of water and spray all leaf surfaces, in this case every 7 to 10 days until it clears up and to re-spray after a rain. Like we've had a 7 day stretch of dry weather recently. The tricky part will be actually getting to all the plants despite the extreme sogginess of the garden, as in game show challenge kind of tricky. Gah.

I've included, er, 8 pictures below the cut for educational purposes. *cough* (One picture? What is this concept you speak of?)

( Leaf Spot on a Variety of Plants )