Apartment gardener adopted large in-ground rose. Spring bloom shows dry, dead-looking lower leaves (first year this happens). Found caterpillar-like bugs.
Wait until spring for hard prune. Current approach for mild climates.
Caterpillars likely rose slugs (sawfly larvae). Insecticidal soap on both leaf sides works.
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