Zone 5 Midwest: One Knockout has dark reddish foliage, few buds. Others fine. Same soil, sun, bed. Puzzled new gardener.
Symptoms match: excessive red pigment, distorted growth, reduced flowering. RRD is fatal and spreads via mites.
Compare to photos: RoseGeeks RRD Guide
Hope it's just spring red growth (some varieties do this). But RRD is serious—verify fast.
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