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Rose Buds Missing Petal Layers: Caterpillars or Small Animals

Mystery Bud Damage Near Lubbock, TX

Rose buds missing outer petal layers. Photo sent.

Possibilities

Caterpillars (hide in soil at base)
Small animal (check for tracks)

Action

Monitor; if continues, use Ortho Garden Rose Pride.
Spray soil around base for caterpillars.

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