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... and 1992 was ‘Centifolia Variegata’. The most prevalent diseases of the Gallicas were powdery mildew and leaf spots. Blackspot and rust infections were minor. The healthiest cultivars in 1990 and ...
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SAN FRANCISCO ROSE SOCIETY HOMEPAGE
... Demonstration (January) Mother's Day Rose Show (May) Pot-Luck & Silent Auction (August) Luncheon and Awards (December) 3. ROSES THAT GROW WELL in the San Francisco BAY AREA List ... round in San Francisco PLUS Special Reports on: Blackspot and Rust "The Fall Season in Your Rose Garden" 5. CONTACT PAGE: General Information, Officers, Consultants, and Rose related LINKS . . . to Charles M. Dowling ...
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SAN FRANCISCO ROSE SOCIETY HOMEPAGE
... Bay Area Special Reports on Rose Care from "The San Francisco Rosarian,"July 98 issue BLACKSPOT RUST The Fall Season JANUARY: PRUNE. PLANT bare-root roses. Prune roses at their dormant ... before the petals drop and keep the soil clean of spent leaves and petals. Water as needed to keep up the spraying program. [Additional information: See articles on Blackspot and Rust. ] AUGUST: Continue watering by ...
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Marin Rose Society - Powdery Mildew, Blackspot, Rust
... of roses – powdery mildew, blackspot and rust. And just in time for the big show! The bad news is that as long as we have rain, the opportunity for blackspot and rust exist. The good news is that as soon as our rainy season ends, they generally disappear, or at least can be controlled. Blackspot and rust both require free water ...
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Marin Rose Society - Downy Mildew
... 85% and are killed when temperatures stay at more than 80F for several days. Preventing this fungal disease relies on the same basic cultural requirements as blackspot and rust – provide good garden sanitation, good air circulation around your plants, and ovoid overhead watering. And, keep your fingers crossed that Mother ...
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All-America Rose Selections - Carefree Delight; The All-America Rose Selections is a non-profit association of rose growers and introducers dedicated to the introduction and promotion of exceptional roses.
... Delight << back 1996 Winner - Carefree Delight Carefree Delight blooms profusely with upright, arching canes and a free branching habit that spreads up to 5 feet. Graceful canes enveloped ... Highly resistant to mildew, blackspot and rust, this landscape shrub rose is truly carefree and delightful. House of Meilland hybridized Carefree Delight from a combination of Eye Paint and Nirvana together with ...
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blackspot on garden roses at gardenmob.com.
... blackspot without trouble. Improper growing conditions do not usually directly cause the death of a rose, but improper growing conditions weaken the plant's ability to withstand onslaught from blackspot (and by the way, rust, mildew, insects, and the occasional golden retriever). III. Balance In All Things Is ...
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Blackspot on Rose Leaves - Rose Magazine
... and Fall Rose Tonic Rose Diseases blackspot mildew rust Reader Survey Advertise With Us! Please Consider Making a Donation Easy Going Rose $14.58 Blackspot on rose leaves - Photo by Irene Roth Blackspot Blackspot, ... blackspot, as well as mildew and rust, while providing foliar nutrition. Place one gallon of well-composted manure in a 5-gallon bucket and fill with water. Stir the mixture well and ...
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Rust on Rose Leaves - Rose Magazine
... not to help spread rust spores (this is also sound advice regarding minimizing the spread of blackspot and mildew). Try to limit wetting the foliage on rose plants while watering and provide good air circulation between plants by spacing them well apart from one another (planting hybrid teas and ...
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Seattle Rose Society: Rose Care - Insects and Disease Control
... blackspot, and rust. Some are more effective with specific diseases, so rosarians often rotate products in their spray program. Systemic insecticides such as Orthene® and Isotox® are absorbed into the plant tissue and ... the bush and surrounding soil should begin at pruning time. Fungi and insects have been dormant and protected during winter, and by pruning time are becoming active and vulnerable ...
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