Help! RRD?
toddy89
9 years ago
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We purchased a whiskey mac tea rose last week from our local garden centre, when we bought it it was all pruned back for winter. However since we bought it it's had something of a growth spurt and I'm wondering if it's got rose rosette disease. It's got tons of new growth on it, all of which is red foliage with no sign of rose buds. There also now appears to be lots of tiny thorns appearing on it. Is this RRD?
I'm new to this and this rose is a gift for someone in rememberance of their son so I don't want to be giving her an unhealthy plant that's likely to perish. Because it was a gift my other half kept it inside for the first 2 days with the intention of dropping it off - could this explain the growth?
Thanks - any help greatly appreciated.
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