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?black spot on miniature tree rose?

13 years ago

I'm quite familiar with black spot, but am puzzled as to why a miniature tree rose would develop black spot. We did have a period with a fair amt of rain daily, but not so much that the soil was too saturated, imo. None of the other roses in that garden have black spot. Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance.

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ken-n.ga.mts
13 years ago
A lot of varieties of mini's are very prone to black spot. I have had some that got black spot even with a good spray program.
seil zone 6b MI
13 years ago
It may just be a variety that is very BS prone and when the conditions are right it thrives. The spores are everywhere and it probably blew in on the wind.
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randarand97
13 years ago
A lot of varieties of mini's are very prone to black spot. I have had some that got black spot even with a good spray program.

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13 years ago
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