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As the spot grows, leaves begin to turn yellow. Canes may also be infected. Plant breeders are constantly experimenting with disease-resistant varieties, and lists of these roses are available.

The disease, black spot on roses, is prevalent, as is botrytis on peonies. Remember, once you see the symptoms on your plants, it’s too late to spray fungicides.

Good garden hygiene “ Roses tend to get black spot once the rain comes in the summer – it encourages the spread of this fungal disease. It can spread from year to year.