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18-06-2006, 01:35 PM
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black spot
I have a climbing rose bush and out back there is a red tip. Both have
black spot. The poor rose bush didn't have it the first two years in the ground and it climbed and was healthy as anything could be. Now it can't sustain the roses and is failing miserably. How can black spot be destroyed permanently? |
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