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Comments (4)Hi Jamie I would concur with all of Sonia's advice. The pink spots I don't think are anything to worry about. A lot of white roses develop red/pink spots/flushes on the petals as the flower begin to pass over. My other thought is that the rose may be very dry and also hungry. I don't know where you live, but certainly in the South East we have had about 4-6 days of decent rain in the last 2-3 months at a time of year when we would expect a lot of rain. It is possible that the rose is very thirsty. If things are dry then give it a thorough soaking with a hose for 5 minutes, to let the water really soak down into the soil. A quick splash of water won't be enough. Also roses are hungry plants and like a regular feed. There are lots of brands of rose feeds available so I would suggest giving it a good feed and then ideally top dress the soil with a good organic mulch like well rotted farmyard manure. This will help feed it in the longer term and also help retain moisture....See More- 3 years ago
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