Rose bush (10 years old) produces smaller blooms each year for 3 years.
Progressive bloom reduction usually indicates root problems:
Examine base for lumps, swellings, or abnormal growth. If canker found, that's the cause. Otherwise, investigate soil conditions and root health.
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