Pink Knockouts have white spots on older leaves only (not mildew, gardener says). Also large basal canes—gardener thought Knockouts don't get those. Has been pruning them.
Powdery mildew (white powder) and downy mildew (white spots, often on older leaves). Both are fungal. Any rose fungicide clears it.
Knockouts ARE roses—they throw vigorous basal breaks (new main canes from crown). Do NOT prune them off. They renew the plant. Pruning them weakens the bush.
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