This thread is really old (2015), it is usually better to start a new one. But here are few questions: why the part of plant fell off - did it just break because some mechanical/physical happening or it 'fell' off because of rotting? If healthy, I would take off few very bottom leaves to have bit of stem and stick it into fast draining mix. Warning: I never rooted this plant, but have some cuttings and am going to do exactly what I said, hoping it will work :) Black spots on the leaves look fungal to me - what kind of soil/mix is it potted in? Is there a drainage hole in container? What kind of ligh is plant receiving?

Last year they were awesome!!!! So many different colors on it. They also plunked 2 black rod iron bench type chairs on the sidewalk across from the drift rose, campfire rose and the shield rose. Soooooo anybody in our building will be able to admire them. Also too I am the ONLY one in our entire senior's building that is growing roses. Nobody else wants to try their luck at growing them. Hey in all the years I had lived with my parents at their house I never ever attempted to try and grow them. Dad didn't care for them due to the thorns. I tried hollyhocks when I moved from my parents house to the seniors building and got nada. Said ok I am going out on a limb here and try growing roses. My first lot were great but unfortunately due to having the eaves trough empty into the garden they were in became like a swamp and all of them ended up dying on me except for the double pink knockout whom I transferred to the main garden. Had a Lizzie rose but it too died as somebody cut it back too far without my knowing about it and it didn't like that so bye bye to it. Got a blaze rose and despite all the negative comments on it mine is growing great Bought the always tea rose and it is going on 5 years and is continuing to bloom. Bought a new drift rose, the strike it rich rose, an at last rose, a chinook sunrise rose and they are all going onto their 2-3rd year. The shield rose is tenacious and beautiful. Mass of red blooms every year. Coral dawn is being ravaged by caterpillars but I have been gaining the upper hand by picking them off it by hand. Might try the home remedy on them and spray it on them to deter them. Last year it got 20 huge pink blooms on it.

Oooh! I really like that one. I would be a great late for my hot colors bed. I'm definitely putting it on the list. Debra

Onewheeler... Maybe it doesn't have to last to awfully long to please me -) Anyway when it opened it's first blooms I wasn't for sure if I would like or not. It grew on me thou enough to get some more. I had her planted in an odd spot because the rose in her new bed had not grown back yet. They clearly could not take the raised nature of this bed. Campfire should do well here thou this was late in the season to have moved her.