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1 Comment To "Rose bush after black leaf"
#1 Comment By MichiganDot On 06/10/2018 @ 9:11 am
Your rose should push forth new leaves. If you have them on a normal fertilizer schedule, add an extra dose of liquid fertilizer now. Pre-treat the new leaves to prevent black spot. Remove all plant debris from under the shrubs including mulch. Put down new mulch, 1-2 inches but not near the plant base. Consider removing the lowest most leaves. Splash from watering and rain can re-infect the shrub. Removing the lower leaves also improves air circulation which is important for a healthy rose. Remember when spring pruning to remove canes that grow toward the center; again, the point is to open up the bush to sunlight and air circulation.