🌹 ROSE ROSETTE DISEASE - Don't Panic! 🌹⁣ ⁣ Just heard Skip Richter break down this common rose problem on GardenLine! Here's the GOOD news Texas gardeners:⁣ ⁣ ✅ It's NOT in your soil⁣ ✅ You CAN replant roses in the same spot⁣ ✅ Just wait a week after removal⁣ ⁣ Rose rosette spreads through tiny mites, not soil contamination. Remove infected plants completely (bag them first!), clean up all debris, and you're good to go!⁣ ⁣ Knockout roses are still fantastic choices - don't let one setback disc

Rose Rosette Disease is a terminal disease for roses. There is no cure for it once you have it and there is nothing you can do to treat your rose to prevent it from getting the disease. The disease spread spreads in the wind through a microscopic mite that transmit the disease to your plant. Keep an eye out for excessive thorns, and the witches broom growth. Eventually, your rose will stop producing healthy flowers and then die. The sooner you can remove infected plants from your garden the less