Six Lady Banks roses planted on fence posts; three died, three struggle with sparse growth despite mulch and watering three times weekly. Gardener seeks cause.
To diagnose, the expert requests:
Lady Banks roses are generally vigorous. Losses and poor performance suggest a site-specific issue—possibly drainage, root competition, chemical sensitivity, or climate mismatch. Detailed cultural information is essential for accurate advice.
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