A newly planted 'Knockout' rose (5 days in ground) shows whitish spots on leaves—classic powdery mildew. Buds disappeared. No insects visible. The rose was a Mother's Day gift.
Knockouts are susceptible to mildew. Early organic intervention prevents spread.
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