Hello Sabaa,

Don't do anything. Those are the calling cards of
the carpenter bees making blankets for their babies,
and they don't do much damage at all, while they
are indeed quite benevolent to the environment.

They will be done very soon and the roses, at
least here have never suffered because of them.

I hope this helps,

Allegra

"Sabaa Mundia" wrote in message
...
hi there,
i live in ny (zone 7), planted some jackson and perkin roses in the
begining
of the season they were doin fine but lately i have seen that there r
round
holes forming on the leaves, something is eating them but i dont know what
please could some one tell me what should i spray or do please help......
thanks,
sabaa.

please look at the leaf pic: