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Leaves curling...
I have several rose bushes, all in good shape, but one. The leaves have
developed some white stuff on them and are "curling". What should I use on it and should I treat the other roses at the same time? Could it be a soil problem? The affected roses are about 12 years old. Thanks in advance for any help |
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Leaves curling...
"Jimmy" wrote in message
. net... I have several rose bushes, all in good shape, but one. The leaves have developed some white stuff on them and are "curling". What should I use on it and should I treat the other roses at the same time? Could it be a soil problem? The affected roses are about 12 years old. Thanks in advance for any help It might be powdery mildew. Check this link for a photo, description and treatment: http://members.tripod.com/buggyrose/irosediseases.htm I've gotten it once on one rose (out of 150) so I'm not exactly an expert. If you do identify the disease using the above site, you can google various treatments and pick the one that works for you. Some varieties are more resistant than others. I don't tend to worry about healthy plants. I would treat the affected plant and see if that's enough. BTW it helps to note a general location (yours). Climate can make a real difference in prevalance of rose diseases and their treatment. Gail near San Antonio TX USA Zone 8 |
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Leaves curling...
Thanks for the info. I'm new at this, the roses were here when I moved in.
Looked like they were almost growing wild but with a lot of slow cutting and care they are looking good. I live in Toledo, Oh, whatever zone that is. Right now it is a very wet zone, been raining 4 or 5 days, still have a lot more rain coming so it will be at least a week before I can treat them. Just more research time. Thanks again Jimmy "Gail Futoran" wrote in message ... "Jimmy" wrote in message . net... I have several rose bushes, all in good shape, but one. The leaves have developed some white stuff on them and are "curling". What should I use on it and should I treat the other roses at the same time? Could it be a soil problem? The affected roses are about 12 years old. Thanks in advance for any help It might be powdery mildew. Check this link for a photo, description and treatment: http://members.tripod.com/buggyrose/irosediseases.htm I've gotten it once on one rose (out of 150) so I'm not exactly an expert. If you do identify the disease using the above site, you can google various treatments and pick the one that works for you. Some varieties are more resistant than others. I don't tend to worry about healthy plants. I would treat the affected plant and see if that's enough. BTW it helps to note a general location (yours). Climate can make a real difference in prevalance of rose diseases and their treatment. Gail near San Antonio TX USA Zone 8 |
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Leaves curling...
"Jimmy" wrote in message
om... Thanks for the info. I'm new at this, the roses were here when I moved in. Looked like they were almost growing wild but with a lot of slow cutting and care they are looking good. I live in Toledo, Oh, whatever zone that is. Right now it is a very wet zone, been raining 4 or 5 days, still have a lot more rain coming so it will be at least a week before I can treat them. Just more research time. Thanks again Jimmy Here's a link to the USDA hardiness zone map: http://www.usna.usda.gov/Hardzone/ushzmap.html The hardiness zone map is a good general guideline. "Micro climate" is also important - where your roses are planted in your yard, protected or not from cold, wind, etc. I also "inherited" a rose bed when I moved into this house 11 years ago. I managed to kill - or allow to revert to rootstock - about half before I figured out how to care for them properly. 150 roses later I still occasionally lose a rose, but more likely due to a weak variety than from my improper care. It's a learning process, for sure. There are some good (cheap) books you might want to pick up, such as Ortho's All About Roses. You can find it easily in bookstores and places like Home Depot and Lowes or online at Amazon.com . Gail near San Antonio TX Zone 8 |
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