Ohio (near Akron): Several 15-year-old roses in partial shade, no blooms. Asks if too old or fixable.
Roses live decades with basic care. Age isn't the issue.
6+ hours full sun needed for good bloom. Partial shade → few/poor flowers.
If shade has increased over years, that's the cause. If unfixable, they'll grow leaves but not bloom.
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