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I have recently discovered a newfound love for roses. I am attempting to grow 15 new bushes on the side of my house that faces south. Could you be so kind as to inform me how I could remedy the pesky black spots that are beginning to consume my beautiful babies. Also could you tell me what is the best type of rose to survive in a war zone? And what would be your choice of rosebush to grow on the side of an active volcano? Thanks for your help and keep up the good work.
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How about Hawaii Volcanoes. It was found I believe on a volcano in Hawaii. If they black spot is too bad, you have two choices spray or get black spot resistant Rose's for your area. If it's not bad, I would just let it go. I am no spray myself, so only grow healthy Rose's for my area. Right rose, Right place is a great book to read.
DeleteFor the active volcano I would say any rose that can handle growing on a volcano is a winner. For the war zone I would find the thorniest rose such as mermaid and use it as a hedge. For the black spot you can spray fungicides if you so choose. A better way is to water in a way to keep as much moisture off the leaves as possible. Also clean fallen leaves up and dispose of them.
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