Small maroon-to-purple oval spots with tan centers on yellow rose petals/leaves indicate Cercospora leaf spot, a fungal disease distinct from classic black spot. It thrives in humid conditions and affects groundcover roses heavily. Both diseases respond to the same fungicides (e.g., Ortho Rose Pride, sulfur, or neem oil).
Winter dieback to ground in Winnipeg suggests marginal hardiness—mound soil 12 inches over crown next winter.
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