Unfortunately, you must dig up the entire plant and roots and dispose of it in the trash. Any shrub except rose can be planted in that spot, as the virus that caused that disease remains in the soil for a while. (read more) To read about how one of the Henrico Master Gardeners learned to deal with rose rosette disease, click here.
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Updated on May 20, 2022
My decades-old roses are very leggy and have black spot.I removed a boxwood that had blight. Can I replant another boxwood there?
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