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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

Rose rosette disease is still making its rounds here in Texas, folks! 🌹⁣ ⁣ While it's not spreading like wildfire, we're seeing flare-ups in neighborhoods across Southeast Texas. The good news? Texas A&M is working hard on breeding resistant varieties!⁣ ⁣ Knockout roses often get hit - not because they're more susceptible, but simply because they're EVERYWHERE. Smart gardening tip: plant the roses you love, but keep a watchful eye and catch problems early.⁣ ⁣ Nature always finds a way to challe