Advanced rose rosette disease (pics)
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Rose Rosette Disease
Comments (2)I usually replant roses right away to substitute RRD victims. I do it for 5+ years and never had a case of RRD with these new bushes. However, I never had a really advanced case of RRD because my garden is small and I watch my roses carefully. So I usually notice RRD at early stage. I never tried to save a rose by cutting sick canes to the ground. I always dig it out right away. So virus can be not in the roots yet. It could be completely different story, I think, if you plan to replant in the position were rose was sick for long time. The RRD infected pieces of roots can produce some growth that will be also diseased. So in this case I would wait before replanting in the same place. Olga...See MoreI think I have rose rosette disease on a rose.
Comments (17)The virus, unless it was in the graft, comes onto the foliage through mites. It works its way down the cane to the bud union, or roots in that case. No I just got rid of the whole thing, and am still looking for the smaller roots. I really dont think the hairy roots are that much to worry about, but its hard to get all the roots. In my case it was not in the grafted canes yet. If it is an old rose, you might want to replace soil anyway. The concern about roots might be that multiflora can grow from a small root, and many grafted roses in the NE and Canada are on multiflora. Every body is trying to go own root as much as possible because of the infection in MF....See MoreIs this Rose Rosette Disease?
Comments (10)Thank you seil for giving an explanation for your answer. Can you (or others) comment on the following: "It bloomed with a nice lavender bloom a couple of times, then a very pink one (on the other side of the plant.)."...See MoreRose Rosette Disease? (The Generous Gardener)
Comments (4)Upon further reflection, now, while listening to The Creator has a Master Plan ( Pharoah Sanders, with Leon Thomas): nothing that luminous and spectacular would be a disease. So it must be a healthy shoot. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. https://youtu.be/ViweO33oo2Y...See Moreartemis_pa
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