Short answer, no.

When you can check the soil. Plants growing in unhealthy soil are more prone to being bothered by insects and diseases than plants growing in good healthy soils. Since it takes some time for soils to correct themselves, after we add the stuff they need, you may see problems for 3 to 5 years after amending the soil until everything balances.

Roses are problem magnets. There are newer varieties with more resistance than many older ones, but still.

The good news is that the afflictions of the roses don't often carry over to the veggies.

Preventing the problems with roses usually boils down to frequent coatings and sprayings with chemicals.

Please don't do that if you are growing edibles in the area, especially when you are pregnant or nursing.