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Rose sprayed with weed killer?

14 years ago

My lovely son came to spray the grass and accidentally sprayed a small shrub rose. I noticed it within minutes. I dug up the bush and rinsed it off with clean water. Right now it's in a bucket in cold water with a little bit of transplanter added. Tomorrow I will plant it in another part of the garden. This kind of thing hasn't happened before. Did I do enough to save the plant?

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Kimmsr
14 years ago
That depends on the poison used and whether you rinsed all of it off the rose. Only time will tell if you were successful.
I cannot think of any better reason to not spray plant poisons around than this.
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