Eight bushes planted last year. One dead in spring. Others green with buds, now all yellowing, dropping leaves. Soil good, mushroom manure added fall, no fertilizer this year, plenty moisture.
Many gardeners report roses leafing out using stored cane moisture, then failing as roots (damaged by winter) can't support growth.
Scratch canes—brown under bark = winter kill. If canes dead, top growth doomed. Wait for basal breaks.
If roots damaged, recovery uncertain. Mushroom manure unlikely cause (beneficial if aged).
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