Rose diseases

Black spot is a fungal disease (Diplocarpon rosae) that affects roses. The fungus develops as black spots on the leaves, which eventually cause the leaves to turn yellow and fall off. Not only does it look ugly, but it can also seriously weaken the rose plant. Black spot thrives in cold, humid climates, while extreme summer heat limits the disease.

Stem canker of rose discusses about the symptoms, disease cycle, control and favorable condition of stem canker of rose......

A few years ago, a Master Gardener friend tore out all her KnockOut roses because of rose rosette disease. Since then, I’d heard about other gardeners having this problem; luckily, it had skipped our place.

Rose diseases are a nightmare for any gardener. All your hard work and dedication to your plant can flash before […]

A little proactive work in the fall rose garden can help prevent spring diseases--and cut down on spring rose garden work!

Black spot on rose plant leaves can be hectic and also dangerous for our rose plant. Check here simple and effective tips to care black spot on rose leaves.

Learn when to cut back roses to remove dead wood, and encourage a healthy plant and more blooms throughout the growing season.

Ready to wrap up the blooming season? Learn how to properly prune roses in the fall and which things to do right now to prepare for fall!

As autumn approaches, your roses require specific attention to thrive the following spring. From pruning to mulching, learn how to care for your roses during the fall season. By taking the right steps now, you ensure your rose bushes remain healthy, resilient, and ready to burst into bloom when warm weather returns. Dive into our guide on essential fall care practices for your beloved roses.

Yellow leaves on a rose bush can be a frustrating sight. When rose leaves turn yellow, it can ruin the overall effect of the rose bush. Here is this article you will find a few reasons why rose leaves turn yellow.