I take it that photo is a before shot? Do you have an after shot?

If it's just a bad case of black spot clean up any debris around it and take off any spent blooms but you don't need to cut it back. Keep it watered and the leaves should grow back an a couple of weeks. If it's very hot and in the late day sun you might want to find a way to shade it a little so the canes do not sunburn because of the loss of leaves.

I'm not sure what your picture is supposed to be showing that pertains to BS and missing leaves. What I see is a beautiful rose with many leaves, including new leaves, and lots of gorgeous blooms.

So what is the problem?

If you are asking what to do about BS, get some Bayer Garden Disease Control for Roses, Flowers, and Shrubs (get that name--NOT one of the other Bayer products)--at Lowes or online. Buy a small sprayer container for about $20 -- I got mine at Home Depot but other similar stores probably also carry them. Follow Bayer's directions carefully, but make sure you watered the roses deep and well the day before, and pick an early morning time for spraying, before the breeze picks up and swats you in the face with fungicide.

Spray with that once or twice at 10 day interval, and probably you will have killed the BS. And with really hot weather coming, you may not have any more BS attacks until cooler weather in the Fall becomes more conducive the BS.

But based on your pic, I'd say keep on watering your rose and enjoy it!

Kate

That pic is dated 2012.
Is that rose still in a pot? Just wondering?
Seil and Kate covered everything so nothing to add..