'Climbing Blaze' planted last spring: aphids, then black spot + powdery mildew all season. Fungicides, bananas, sulfur—nothing works. 'Morning Magic' next to it is perfect. Blaze leaves duller green. Afraid hot months worsen it. Planted close—removing one kills other.
Some plants are inherently susceptible. 'Blaze' is disease-prone; 'Morning Magic' is resistant.
Remove it. Don't let a sick rose ruin the garden. 'Morning Magic' will thrive alone.
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