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and leaf stalks of roses to more obvious orange speckling on the leaves. This can lead to leaf fall. In late summer, look out for black pustules on the leaves.Learn more about rust and hollyhock rustOrange speckling on rose leaves in early summer, sometimes

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Dealing with rose rust

pull them out if they appear in the garden. Every two weeks from early spring onwards spray plants with a systemic action fungicide.hollyhocks, mallowall year roundCommon fungal problems affecting plantsIris leaf spotRose blackspotRose rustTulip fire

and the soil around it with a fungicide suitable for the control of rust fungus.roses, fruit trees, ornamental trees, shrubs, perennials, vegetables spring, summer, autumnOther problems affecting garden plantsHollyhock rustRose rustBlack spotIris leaf spot

spraying with thiacloprid insecticide, but there's no guarantee that it'll reach the well-protected larvae tucked up inside the leaf tubes. rosesspring, summerCommon problems affecting rosesRose blackspotRose rustRose powdery mildew Rose bloom balling

roses - video project with Monty DonVideo advice on planting rosesPruning a rambling roseTackling rose rust

mould may develop and cause the stems to die back. If this happens, prune back shoots to healthy growth.rosessummerMore common problems affecting rosesPreventing rose blackspotDealing with rose rustTreating rose powdery mildewRemoving rose leaf rolling

to secure them.Provide supportChoose disease-resistant varieties to avoid blackspot, mildew and rust, though in warm and humid summers, even disease-resistant varieties can be affected. Rake up and remove fallen rose leaves to reduce the risk of reinfection

of them. Bare-root rose plantSpadeForkBamboo caneGranular fertiliser, such as chicken manureDecember - mid-March 20 minutes for each rose June - AugustDig out a hole in the soil to the depth of a garden spade and the same width. Put the soil to one side