Rose powdery mildew is fairly specific to roses and is probably not spread by raspberry bushes. Maybe the raspberry shades or cuts down air circulation around your one plant of New Dawn. The fact is, powdery mildew spores are spread by air and when conditions are right asnd the plant is susceptible, it will appear. By the way, Jerry Baker's Fungus Fighter Tonic (powdered milk, molasses and baking soda) has actually been tested by reliably tested and appears to be a very effective control for mildew of roses, although it's worthless for blackspot - see link below. Here is a link that might be useful: U. of Delaware

Probably fruitworms. They are moth larvae. The moth, usually active at night, lays tiny eggs. The eggs are hard to see unless you catch them at just the right time, in just the right place. When the eggs hatch the very small larvae find the fruit and burrow in. That's where the larvae stay and grow, along with the fruit. Once big enough, they sometimes travel fruit to fruit leaving a mess behind them. I have never noticed the eggs and never noticed the larvae on leaves. I'm not sure I want to notice them. But they are hard not to see once they invade the fruit. :-) I hate these things - they give me the creeps. I found that spraying the plants with an insecticide for vegetables (such as Safer for vegetable gardens) every week or two has prevented this from happening. I don't get too fancy - just spray the leaves, especially near the flowers and young fruit. I don't go crazy with getting undersides of leaves - I hit them when I can but don't bother with the ones that are too difficult to get at. I start at the flowering stage and then spray every week or two (usually every 2 weeks because I'm forgetful). That does a good job of keeping the fruitworms at bay. I've rarely seen a fruitworm in the last couple of years as a result. I realize that doesn't help you now because the damage is already done, but it may help in the future. I just grow about 10 tomato plants and find that the quart/liter bottle (no mixing required) lasts quite a while. If I run out, I just get an additional bottle. I wouldn't go crazy with stocking up and I wouldn't go crazy using a lot of product unless you have lots of plants.

Hi, my lemon lost some leaves and leaves changed color. What is problem ? I used long time working Fertilizer. And I noticed some insects in soil only.

I’d be tempted to say it’s a condition called ‘Autumn ‘. On the other hand the bushes do look a bit thirsty (curved in leaf edges, desiccated berries) so maybe that’s speeding up senescence.