Inherited roses once bloomed all summer. Last two years: buds brown/die before opening; blooms fade fast; dark petals look bleach-splashed. Pruning tools may have spread virus.
Viruses can't be cured, but good culture minimizes symptoms. Remove severely affected plants if they decline.
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