Rose diseases

Rose diseases are a nightmare for any gardener. All your hard work and dedication to your plant can flash before […]

A few years ago, a Master Gardener friend tore out all her KnockOut roses because of rose rosette disease. Since then, I’d heard about other gardeners having this problem; luckily, it had skipped our place.

Black spot is a fungal disease (Diplocarpon rosae) that affects roses. The fungus develops as black spots on the leaves, which eventually cause the leaves to turn yellow and fall off. Not only does it look ugly, but it can also seriously weaken the rose plant. Black spot thrives in cold, humid climates, while extreme summer heat limits the disease.

Downy mildew is an ugly and increasingly common problem on roses, and it’s one of those diseases that can even impact some of the sturdier roses out there like Knock Outs, Drifts, and Bucks. Learn how to identify and deal with this often devastating disease now on Gardener's Path. #downymildew #rose #gardenerspath

Rose care in the fall includes watering regularly, mulching the plants, monitoring for pests and diseases, deadheading spent blooms, raking up fallen leaves,

Recognize the early warning signs of rose rosette disease in your rose plant and take action to prevent further spread with expert tips and advice.

Rose rosette disease is a harmful, rapidly spreading rose virus that can pose a threat to the beauty of our rose gardens. Staying informed on the topic is our key line of defense against this rose disease. Click on the pin for a detailed look at rose rosette disease and answering all the questions you may have about it.

Love roses but hate how difficult they can be to grow? Learn how to plant and care for tough, hardy, and resilient rugosa roses now on Gardener’s Path.

What you need to know to combat rose rosette disease in your garden.

Black spot is one of the most common rose diseases. It weakens the rose and ruins its appearance. Here's how to treat and prevent black spot on roses.