Knockouts planted last year, some freeze damage, recovered. Then drought → heavy rain. Now yellow leaves. Asks: too little or too much water?
Drought → flood = ideal stress conditions. Roots can't adapt fast enough → yellow leaves.
Roses will regreen when conditions stabilize. No treatment needed. Just time.
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