Not with H2O2. I use more calcium oriented fertilizers to prevent blossom end rot and try to be preventative about early blight with neem oil and other sprays that have a layer that the fungi do not know how to pentrate. Alternaria Solani is very common in grasses and plants around many gardens. While one may not use a systemic fungicide on garden plants, like tomatoes, one can in fact spray the perimeter of a garden in an attempt to delay or retard the onset of such disease inside the protective ring of chemistry. It is still quite difficult as spores float on the wind looking for a moist leaf or stem. Cultural practice such as watering the base soil rather than wetting the plant also serve to delay or retard the advance of early blight