In South Africa, Iceberg roses were sprayed with too-strong insecticide in heat, causing wilting and apparent death.
Never spray in high summer heat—chemicals burn foliage. Cut bushes back to 12 inches to reduce root burden. Wash foliage daily with water to dilute chemicals. The roses should slowly resume normal growth in a few weeks.
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