Someone hacked ¼ of your 12-bush Knock Out hedge with dirty shears. Cut stems dying back to root crown? Classic stress response—not disease.
Knock Outs are bred for abuse tolerance. They'll look terrible until October, then explode next April. The vandal did you a favor—hard renewal pruning you'd eventually need anyway.
File a police report for the property damage. But don't mourn the roses.
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Managing Transplant Shock in Climbing Roses: Golden Showers and Don Juan
Winter Survival and Care for Shrub Roses in Cold Climates
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