To post your photos, you just want to click in the box marked "HTML Code", it copies automatically, then paste it here. My $0.02. Many roses sold in the US are grafted onto another rose used as rootstock. The rose most commonly used is Dr. Huey, which is a once-blooming (in the spring), dark red, climber. I think your climber is Dr. Huey. It blooms on last year's growth, when you "cut back those tips", there went this year's blooms, you won't get any this year. I think your Mr. Lincoln is "suckering", which is the term we use when Dr. Huey starts to grow. You can tell because Huey's canes are a lot thinner than Mr. Lincoln's, and grow fast. If Dr. Huey's canes are allowed to grow a lot, the grafted variety, Mr. Lincoln, weakens, and you end up with an entire plant of Dr. Huey. If you regularly cut back this plant in the spring, you've cut off the part that will bloom this year. You can try to dig down and find the start of the Dr. Huey canes and rip them off. I agree with Len511, I think the plant was too dry when it was sprayed. The first and third photos definitely look like spray burn to me. The second photo could be a fungal disease, could just be old leaves dying off (if they were at the bottom of the plant). I would water them well and leave them for a week. You may need a fungicide. Fungal diseases are around all of the time. A rose that has been weakened will show symptoms quickly. Here is a link that might be useful: Anatomy of a Bareroot from Regan Nursery

I cut hansa rose back this year.. it was blooming at the top of seven feet canes, fine for me, but no so great for my wife. She loves the smell of this rose, plus behind it I planted John Davis, the were both the same hieght and it looked odd. Normally do not cut rogusas back, but honestly, it looks soooooooooooooo much better now. the foilage has filled in and you cant tell I hacked it in half, its around 4.5 feet now and the increased light has prompted John Davis to grow up even further. Silverkelt

Thanks, Ludi; chin is still up :) I'm still excited and optomistic, I'm just a little peeved that this bull**** weather has wreaked havok on my gardens! But what can I really be angry at, nature? It's just the way it is sometimes, and thankfully not too often. I'm just waiting for dawn so I can go out and do some gardening ha ha ha seriously I don't work for a few days, and the idea that this may have actually been the last below-freezing night until later in the year has me too wired to sleep! I'm gonna go survey the damage, clean up some and site some Hostas! Still have to plant 'Elegans' among others ;P Have a great day everyone, talk to ya later! Don B.

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