The one picture with blue tennis shoes with the leaves rolled looks like powder mildew. Check the back of the leaves. Back off on the insect spray it could be the cause of the leaves looking burnt. Did you spray in the sun? Never spray in the sun, early morn or early eve only. Pick off all the bad leaves no fert or spraying just water for now and monitor it. Buy picking off the bad leaves it will help you to see if it is continuing to get better or worse.

The brown patches look like spray burn. In many areas of the US it gets too hot to spray. Most insects can simply be picked off or hosed off anyway. Just water it, no fertilizer or spray for a month or so and the new foliage should be fine.

cecily(7 VA)

The
brown patches look like spray burn. In many areas of the US it gets too
hot to spray. Most insects can simply be picked off or hosed off
anyway. Just water it, no fertilizer or spray for a month or so and the
new foliage should be fine.

In addition to what cecily posted:

Bayer 2 in 1 rose systemic also appears in the picture provided above.

https://www.bayeradvanced.com/find-a-product/rose-flower-care/2-in-1-systemic-rose-flower-care   (attention : "active ingredient")

http://www.bulletinofinsectology.org/pdfarticles/vol67-2014-125-130lu.pdf   (if time or aptitude or interest is limited, just reading the 1st 2 lines of the abstract, and viewing the photos, will do fine!)

My apologies to forum participants who already know this.

Thank you so much for the input everyone!
We live in the Western Washington, about an hour from Seattle. The weather got into the mid-80's last week which is abnormally hot for this time of year for us.
When I first noticed the marks I did spray it, and then a week later sprayed again, but I do remember that the next day it was 85 degrees out and I keep them in a warm area already....That could very well be the problem with the brown patches.
As for the rose location, I do have them in pots. if I could plant them in the yard I would but, well, to put it simply, we're not allowed to plant flowers in the yard. So, I keep my potted plants on the deck. (Haven't had a problem in the past until now)

So heat may be a factor, I will pick off (prune back?) the brown leaves and see what happens.
As for the watermark-like pattern on some of the other leaves, is that the same thing? The spray? Also, that last picture to me looks like insect activity, but we've also had some intense wind and it kind of looks like tearing that just browned up.
What do y'all think? Should I prune away the burnt/damaged branches just a little to help new starts to grow?

rifis, I tried to open the links you posted and it said there was a page cannot be found...

Edit: As for the mildew, I looked that up as well, I'm quite sure it's not powder mildew, but I'll check again. Thanks!

Katie Kralovic

rifis, I tried to open the links you posted and it said there was a page cannot be found...

Sorry, Katie. Same thing happened when I clicked on the 2 links, now. Don't know why - not a technical person.

But, when I copy and paste each link into my browser's address box, I can view the items.

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Ah! Ok the copy/paste technique worked. I read up on it and that's definitely good to know! Sounds like I need to invest in a more organic bug spray. Any suggestions?

Update on rose bush: I went ahead and plucked off the leaves that were burnt/damaged so I'll see what that does. I haven't seen any new development on other leaves which is a good sign!