Yesterday in the garden, I notice that a rambler rose, one of 4, was
covered in rust. On the underside of the leaf, it looked as if there
was a powdery black substance or it could have been weeny dead black
insects. I don't know how to post a link to a photograph of it and
therefore hope that my description will strike a chord somewhere. What
can I do to get rid of both problems/are they part of the one problem?
--
Judith Lea

"Judith Lea" wrote in message
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Yesterday in the garden, I notice that a rambler rose, one of 4, was
covered in rust. On the underside of the leaf, it looked as if there
was a powdery black substance or it could have been weeny dead black
insects. I don't know how to post a link to a photograph of it and
therefore hope that my description will strike a chord somewhere.
What
can I do to get rid of both problems/are they part of the one problem?
--
Judith Lea

Judith,

If you go to www.google.com Images search for 'rose rust' and also
for 'rose diseases' you will no doubt be able to identify your problem
and see how to control it.

Regards,
Emrys Davies.

In article , Emrys Davies
writes


If you go to www.google.com Images search for 'rose rust' and also
for 'rose diseases' you will no doubt be able to identify your problem
and see how to control it.

Thank you Emrys, I will take a look
--
Judith Lea