I think you'll find that it's powdery mildew. Sorry but I've long since got rid of all my roses as they were plagued with both that and blackspot. I can't remember for the life of me what the cure was - sorry :o( Just found this article for you http://www.gardenseeker.com/roses/mildew_on_roses.htm
Here a thing you can try: baking soda in water with a liitle bit of dish detergent. Spray it on the leaves. But I think you have to cut all the sick leaf before.
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Looks like a fungus of some kind - or is there a dog that urinates there? Wow - it looks terrible!!!
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ReplyDeleteIt's hard to detect via a photograph. However, here is a link I found that lists all possibilities and remedies. Hope it helps!
http://www.olyrose.org/pests.htm
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I think you'll find that it's powdery mildew. Sorry but I've long since got rid of all my roses as they were plagued with both that and blackspot. I can't remember for the life of me what the cure was - sorry :o(
ReplyDeleteJust found this article for you
http://www.gardenseeker.com/roses/mildew_on_roses.htm
Here a thing you can try: baking soda in water with a liitle bit of dish detergent. Spray it on the leaves. But I think you have to cut all the sick leaf before.
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