Anniversary rose pruned, grew, then cold spell killed leaves. Whole tree looks dead. Two swellings (one near top, one near base). Bark scratch shows green underneath.
Cut a cane. Green all through = alive. Brown center = dead.
If galls: remove affected parts. If bud unions: top may be dead, Rugosa base alive.
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